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loveproperty.com | Deborah Cicurel
In the unenviable top spot, Croydon is England’s worst offender when it comes to fly-tipping. There were 35,470 incidents reported in 2023 to 2024 – shockingly, marking an annual change of 55.2%. The council had to deal with over 10 times the UK average of fly-tipping. The problem isn’t just an eyesore for residents, but it’s expensive too. Croydon Council spent over £1 million clearing up fly-tipping in just one year – it’s not cheap being the capital of fly-tipping. Loved this?
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thepost.co.nz | Deborah Cicurel
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stuff.co.nz | Deborah Cicurel
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aol.co.uk | Deborah Cicurel
Graham Baxter was on Tinder looking for a girlfriend when he matched with a woman. After a few days of getting to know each other, she suggested moving to WhatsApp. Then she began talking about cryptocurrency, and sent him screenshots of money she was making. “The conversation led to, ‘Do you want to make lots of money?’” says the 33-year-old from Kent. “I was still trying to get to know her, but she kept turning the conversation to money.
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yahoo.com | Deborah Cicurel
Graham Baxter was on Tinder looking for a girlfriend when he matched with a woman. After a few days of getting to know each other, she suggested moving to WhatsApp. Then she began talking about cryptocurrency, and sent him screenshots of money she was making. “The conversation led to, ‘Do you want to make lots of money?’” says the 33-year-old from Kent. “I was still trying to get to know her, but she kept turning the conversation to money.
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Deborah Cicurel
More victims than ever are facing the financial and psychological aftermath aloneGraham Baxter was on Tinder looking for a girlfriend when he matched with a woman. After a few days of getting to know each other, she suggested moving to WhatsApp. Then she began talking about cryptocurrency, and sent him screenshots of money she was making. "The conversation led to, 'Do you want to make lots of money?'" says the 33-year-old from Kent.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Deborah Cicurel
HE was only 28 but was already suffering from gout, sleep apnoea, high blood pressure and was on the verge of type 2 diabetes. Will Pattinson, originally from Australia but now living in London, grew up as a sporty kid, but a move to boarding school triggered homesickness and drinking on weekends to cope with his feelings. The occasional boozing then led to a dangerous binge drinking habit — which led to further struggles with gambling and "party drugs".
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loveproperty.com | Deborah Cicurel
Deborah Cicurel
14 April 2025
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Lucy Robinson |Deborah Cicurel
'I noticed something strange at bathtime with my son - doctor's words broke me'Alexandra Hams' life turned upside down after she noticed a lump on her two-year-old son's body while giving him a bath. After 11 months of searching for an answer, the family received a shock diagnosisA mum has recalled the moment her whole life turned upside down when she spotted something unusual going on with her little boy.
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inews.co.uk | Deborah Cicurel
Walking back from the betting shop close to his university, Matt Zarb-Cousin had never felt so low. He was 19, had just gambled £2,500 in a few hours, and felt completely out of control. Overwhelmed by suicidal thoughts, Matt seriously considered taking his own life. This was rock bottom, a place he would never have foreseen when he started casually betting on football aged 16, soon finding himself hooked on playing roulette on fixed odds betting terminals. Matt is not unusual.
