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We must trust our newspapers to bring into the open the negligence of all people responsible for allowing Baby P to suffer alone in fear and terror.
This would bring into the open the U-turn this Lib-Democrat administration has been acting upon since it promised to "Save Our Open Spaces" in 1998.
With all the various racing bodies in existence, it has taken the daily racing paper to bring into the open these very real problems that everyone in racing should be concerned with.
 
 
 
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