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Product Recall for Lumie Bedbug Child Sleep Aid Light presenting a risk of fire and electric shock. The product has been sold via Lumie.com, John Lewis, Boots, Amazon, Argos, Bodykind, jojomamanbebe.co.uk, Next and Selfridges.
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The schemes will support more than 4,400 jobs across the UK over the next decade, from Bath to Ballymena.
National Highways and ambulance crews ask drivers to respect the Red X and give them the space they need to reach incidents and treat casualties.
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