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But in recent years, “Angelos have been left to fend for themselves and each other.”

At one point the crisis was so bad that the then home secretary Braverman was publicly fending off claims in Parliament that she had mishandled what to do with the arriving migrants.

In the aftermath of a global pandemic, three young brothers fend for themselves in an isolated home tucked away in a forest.

An area of high pressure is taking up residence close to the UK and will fend off any major rain-bearing weather systems - keeping many areas completely dry.

He later referred payment processors to this mailing history to fend off requests for refunds from upset customers around the world, prosecutors said.