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"This is not an isolated issue. It is part of the same structural crisis that is hitting chemicals companies across the UK and EU," he added.

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He suspects that’s because families are choosing to isolate, only stepping out for the absolutely necessary.

The country remains deeply divided, exhausted by the war and increasingly isolated internationally.

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The Indianapolis Metro Police Department released a statement that read: “Detectives believe this was an isolated incident between two men and not a random act of violence.”

Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge professor of EU Law, has noted withdrawal would isolate the UK alongside Russia and risk breaching both the Good Friday Agreement and the UK-EU trade deal.

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