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Mr Russell, 44, says his family address, near Stirling, is now being published online and disappointed fans are threatening to turn up to get their money back.

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Another told us that, after detectives turned up at her house and told her what had been happening, she "couldn't get out of bed".

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She failed to turn up to court as the papers had been sent to a wrong address and she now fears she could have a criminal record.

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On election day, each voter can turn up to their assigned polling station with their voter’s ID card, where they will have their fingerprints electronically checked and are then issued with the two ballot papers.

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And while everyone at the church turns up their noses at the Herdmans, it’s plainly obvious the kids are suffering from neglect.

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

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