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A HUMILIATED Lamborghini driver caused traffic chaos after ploughing into a Mercedes S Class in a swanky part of London.The owner of the Batmobile-style supercar, which has The 84T as its number plate, crashed into two vehicles聽outside the The Dorchester hotel on Park Lane, Mayfair.12 The jet black supercars lights were smashed in the three-car collision on Park Lane in Mayfair last nightCredit: The Sun12 The 拢260,000 supercar is said to be
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KIDS are twice as likely to suffer from poor sleep if they spend their days glued to social media, a study warns.Children who fail to get enough nightime rest perform worse in school and have poorer mental health.1 Teens who spend too much time on social media may find it harder to get to sleepCredit: Getty - ContributorNow G
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