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For centuries, it s been the soundtrack to life in England. From the smallest villages to the largest cities, there are more than 5,000 towers with at least three bells in each.What Sue Threlfall doesn t know about bell ringing isn t worth knowing. 73 years after a teacher asked her is if she wanted to try it out, she s still going strong.She ll be part of the band at Holy Trinity Church marking King Charles coronation.70 years ago, she did the same for his mother. It was a very busy day because we started ringing at 6 o clock in the morning, then we rang at a different church in the afternoon, and we went on a girl guide parade in the middle of the day, said Threlfall.A recruitment drive called Ring For The King has helped boost interest in bell ringing, as th
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Some renters feel the Band-Aid protecting them from losing their housing has been ripped off. The U.S. Supreme court has lifted the latest ban on evictions.The moratorium was supposed to expire in early October, but a group of landlords argued the CDC doesn t have any authority to impose it.Tenant advocates
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