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Because for the past decade, the right has been on a crusade to end what they see as the scourge of “cancel culture.”

A statement from the Haitian Heritage Association called for a "united front" in stemming the scourge - and lamented "hateful narratives" levelled at Haitian people by some members of the Turks and Caicos public.

Half a century later, Scotland is still grappling with alienation and still struggling with the scourge of alcohol and drugs.

The bark beetle has been the scourge of Europe, killing millions of spruce trees, yet the government thought it could halt its spread to the UK by checking imported wood products at ports.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has described illegal immigration as a "scourge" which is affecting the country on a "historic and unprecedented" scale.