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The teenager, who was interested in war and Hitler, had been considered "quirky" prior to the attack.
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Conservative Graham Simpson defects to Reform to become party's sole MSP
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Conservative Graham Simpson defects to Reform to become party's sole MSP
Simpson announced his move as he appeared at a press conference in Scotland with Reform leader Nigel Farage.
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The teenager, who was interested in war and Hitler, had been considered "quirky" prior to the attack.
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Vast private zoo run by son of India's richest man faces inquiry
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