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But shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick said "the confusion created by Labour's botched early release scheme", which was brought in to ease prison overcrowding, was partly to blame.

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A UK Labour spokesperson said: "After 14 years of Tory chaos, a botched Brexit, and damaging austerity – we know families across Wales are struggling."

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Survivors told the BBC that the vessel capsized after coastguards made a botched attempt to tow it.

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Advertising veteran Colleen DeCourcy is joining Sonos, the audio equipment company still trying to recover from a 2024 botched app update, to repair its brand and lead a new marketing strategy.

It enforced a decades-long embargo against communist Cuba — while also launching a botched invasion of the island and trying to assassinate its leader —and imposed economic sanctions on left-wing adversaries in Nicaragua and Venezuela.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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