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Council s refusal to act pragmatically on stinky wastewater plant the biggest gaffe of all

Council s refusal to act pragmatically on stinky wastewater plant the biggest gaffe of all
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Christchurch sewage plant: Bromley students complain of headaches, sore tummies

Ally Enright loves basketball and playing with her dog, but when the air reeks of the stench of Bromley's burnt-out wastewater treatment plant, she hides in her bedroom.

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Revolting smell gives Christchurch schoolkids headaches, difficulty concentrating

Revolting smell gives Christchurch schoolkids headaches, difficulty concentrating
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Crusaders coach Scott Robertson rebuffs All Blacks questions

Those hoping the serial winner would pour fuel on an already roaring fire in the aftermath of the All Blacks’ defeat to France on Sunday will be disappointed.

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Chinese investors spend £134 BILLION on UK assets including infrastructure and FTSE 100 firms

Chinese investors have spent at least £134billion on UK assets, including private schools, infrastructure businesses and top ranked British firms, it has today been reported. Investors and businesses based China or Hong Kong now own stakes in key infrastructure businesses such as Thames Water, Heathrow Airport and UK Power Networks, according to the Sunday Times. As much as £57billion is also invested in FTSE 100 companies, according to the paper. And, as previously reported by the Mail on Sunday, Chinese firms have also invested heavily in prestigious private schools - including Thetford Grammar School and Bournemouth Collegiate College - to the tune of around £10billion.

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