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Now playing Next United Kingdom Some EU citizens in the UK may to repay state handouts Some EU citizens living in the UK may have to repay state benefits after it was revealed a government error showed 141,000 people refused the right to remain had still been able to collect handouts. 28/01/2023
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Now playing Next Culture news Britain wants to ban laughing gas to reduce anti-social behaviour Nitrous Oxide, otherwise known as laughing gas, is the second most used drug in 16-24-year-olds after cannabis and is at the centre of an anti-social behaviour row. 27/01/2023
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