Police called to right-wing broadcaster Iain Dale s house after neighbours thought he was having a rave
It turns out he was just listening to very loud trance music
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Good Morning Britain hosts were left shocked this morning as right-wing broadcaster Iain Dale revealed how police were called to his house after neighbours thought he was having a rave.
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