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Chemical found in plastic detected in tests on Hutt City aquifer.
UK to send 800 troops to Arctic, cites concerns about Russia
Increased Russian submarine activity in the Arctic is prompting the UK to act.
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Deal or no deal? Soothing words after livid Brit PM demands respect
British PM on Brexit: Two sides are "long way apart" and at an "impasse".
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