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Jes SaJlef, Ben Schofield FEAnJffES Ctins GcxJrfay POLITICS N.russha HuJ1ey and Garet.11 Huntley PHOTOORAPHY Annie Moss. Rufus Hall Karen Lederer anel Louise Dunn mt£ Louise Bartlett SPORT Allen Coopt.,r aid Joanna L.eSt.er ARTS Thf,m15 Bakas BOOKS Ktrsty Bennett H8'jley 8rodd and Kat,e Jenkms ewes Nie Baird and Nick Jol"M!S MUSIC Tom Gooctt,anc:I and Bob Heoaerson ¥UU)INCI OUT Malcolm Webb TUEV1S10N John Holmes, Zofia Niemtus and Kelly OalWOOd 1.0WDOWN Nell Frtzzell UNLUCKY tenants were 1hc morning. afo:r wt11er from a ,1rtcr th !.! lirsl tire and \>,,e didn"t left "ith their fingers burnl By PETE NEWLANDS \.hower lcak.cd lhrouth 10 h;nc a ~C} "l' I haJ 10 jump out ot after suffering two house CJICl)O!>l!d cleclnc:.il circu!lt)'. the window·· fires in just six weeks. 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