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NIGEL Farage s daughter stood by her boyfriend at court as his parents were sentenced for their significant roles in a drugs supply line.Darren McKenna and Lacey Tilley both admitted conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine.1Izzy Farage - pictured here with dad Nigel - watched on as boyfriend Jack McKennas parents were sentenced at courtCredit: ErotemeTheir son Jack McKenna, 18, watched with girlfriend Izzy Farage, also 18, as his dad was sent to prison and his mu
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SOME of Britains biggest high street stores have been secretly recording their customers to make them spend more cash, it was reported last night.Household names including Boots, Sainsbury s and the Co-op have all reportedly commissioned behavioural experts from SBXL to record shoppers in their stores.1 The Information Commissioner s Office is to now examine the findings to check for breaches of data protection
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