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Scandal of Britain's fruit-farm workers
Exclusive: Bulgarians are flown to Britain, live in packed caravan compounds and pocket just £45 a week to pick fruit for Britain's biggest retailers.
Smoke dope and save the state of California, dude
Activists fund TV ads that claim legalising drug could solve financial crisis
One child in Britain 'is killed like Baby Peter every week'
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The families driven apart by Israel's red tape
Donald Macintyre: New regulations are making it increasingly difficult for Palestinians from Gaza to see their relatives in the West Bank.
Obama plans nuclear talks to lift threat of proliferation
Britain insists £25bn Trident programme 'not on the table' in March meeting
Yard rules out inquiry as hacking row simmers on
Recriminations fly after allegations that News of the World phone-hacking targeted thousands of phones.
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Beckinsale accepts libel payout
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Legends of silver screen stalk the catwalk
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