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BRITAIN is set to bask in a 27C September heatwave after downpours and storms dampened spirts.A hot plume is set to sweep in from Spain and the Azores bringing sunshine across the UK.16Beachgoers enjoyed the sunshine in Bournemouth, Dorset, todayCredit: Alamy16Holidaymakers cool off in the sea at the busy beach as they enjoy the hot afternoon sunshine in WeymouthCredit: 漏Graham H
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FACEBOOK is today accused of adding to the pain of grieving families by refusing them access to their loved ones profiles.It comes after the mother of schoolgirl Lucy McHugh condemned the social media giant for failing to give police the password to the account of the man suspected of killing her.11 13-year-old Lucy McHughs body was found in woodland in Southampton on 26 July 2018Credit: EPA11 Stephen Nicholson is suspected of killing Lucy - Facebook has not given police the password to his accountDetectives have now been forced to go through the lengthy legal process of applying to US judges for access to Stephen Nicholson s 颅Facebook page 鈥?which could hold vital
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