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Bucks XL Bully owners try to get dogs exempt from ban

Dozens of XL Bully owners in Buckinghamshire have tried to get their dogs exempt from a forthcoming ban, which takes effect in the New Year.

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I was bitten by my XL Bully while having sex - then my girlfriend called the cops

An XL Bully named Hank who bit his owner while he was having sex with his girlfriend is to be destroyed by Dyfed-Powys Police, amid calls for him to be released on appeal

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More than 1,000 civil servants are told they can break work from office diktat because there are not enough desks

Whitehall staff were told they must spend at least 60 per cent of their time working face to face in the office, instead of simply being encouraged to turn up to the office two or three days a week.

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XL bully owners take dogs on a final freedom protest walk ahead of the of ban

XL bully owners take dogs on a final freedom protest walk ahead of the of ban
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Innovate UK: Fellow appointed to inform the future of plastic pollution R&I

Professor Steve Fletcher has been appointed by NERC, working closely with Innovate UK, to develop a transformative plastic pollution research framework. Steve Fletcher is Professor of Ocean Policy and Economy and Director of the Revolution Plastics Institute at the University of Portsmouth. Ending plastic pollution The aim of the agenda-setting fellowship is to develop a research and innovation (R&I) agenda that complements and supports the objectives of the United Nation’s (UN) treaty to end plastic pollution.

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