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Mr Khan, of no fixed address, is also charged with persistently making use of public communication networks to cause annoyance, inconvenience and anxiety.

Shops have reopened, hookah smokers are back at crowded cafes, and the suburb seems as busy as before, with its persistently paralysing traffic.

County wildfires, she said, have called attention to the fact that “fossil fuel pollution is responsible for not only the climate crisis, but also the persistently harmful air quality in the region.”

But homeless mortality remained persistently high with an average of 6.9 deaths daily in 2023, the year covered in the most recent report.

Xi had already been battling persistently low consumption, a property crisis and unemployment.