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'Edge-of-your-seat action' at X AIR Festival this weekend
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Our child abuse shame: 174 children killed since Nia Glassie's murder
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Hospital locked down after attack on ED worker
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Sonya Bateson: Good walkways are needed for our city centre
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Act of kindness: Grandfather gifts worldly belongings to homeless
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