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Banks and asset managers were pledging to go “net zero,” and Democrats in Washington were advancing a multitude of policies to banish fossil fuels.

He added that briefings to the press against him were "the worst attack on a faithful since Joe Marler was banished in The Traitors final".

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In Thursday night's nail-biting finale, her luck ran out - as she was banished at the roundtable despite making a pinky promise with fellow traitor Alan Carr, who went on to win.

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Marler was painfully banished - after a shock vote from Mohammed, who turned against him.

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But also counseled that Fuentes shouldn’t be banished from the party.

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