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Police once again in breach of guidelines on guideline breaching

The police have confirmed that they broke their own guidelines on guideline breaching no fewer than 2,000 times since their newest guidelines on how and when it’s OK to breach their own guidelines were published in June 2012.

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Posted: May 12th, 2013
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Cardboard Easter egg ‘an abuse of human rights’, claims Norris, 11

‘Norris’s expectations were cruelly but understandably raised by the attractive product packaging and he had a reasonable right to believe there may be chocolate inside,’ explained the child’s lawyer.

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Posted: Apr 18th, 2013
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes’s next challenge to be weekend Ikea expedition

real explorers always ignore the arrowsWhile recovering from frostbite, explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is embarking on an ambitious challenge to become the first man to successfully navigate his local Ikea store. In undertaking this mission he hopes to create the first accurate map of Ikea, for which no useful chart exists. The expedition is expected to take four months.

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Posted: Mar 15th, 2013
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Man shards tears over garden shed mix-up

The shard casts long shadows over neighbouring gardens, and Mr Sutcliffe has received numerous complaints – as well as offers from companies wishing to relocate.

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Posted: Feb 21st, 2013
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Scandal of Christmas trees sleeping rough on pavements

Please take a moment to read our shocking investigation into the fate of thousands of Christmas trees left abandoned on the streets of Britain by their owners.

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Posted: Jan 30th, 2013
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