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A SCHOOLGIRL died after taking a penny-sized amount of ecstasy at a party during lockdown, an inquest has heard.Jessica Hannah, 14, was found fitting by her best friends mother at a house on Stanley Street in Scarboroug
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DEADLY Alabama Rot has claimed the lives of five dogs so far this winter as it thrives in cold and wet conditions.Winchester-based veterinary specialist referral centre An
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