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Earlier this month, watchdog London TravelWatch warned that passengers at Euston were being put "in danger" by "high levels of overcrowding".

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In some cases where people are harmed or put in danger, the regulator can choose to prosecute organisations or individuals.

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Ms Spurrell said it was "completely unacceptable that they – and the wider community - are now being put in danger by those who would bring violence and disorder to our streets".

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She said that since the doc premiered, she and her husband had been followed and stalked, and had received hate mail and threats of violence, even death: “Our lives have been put in danger.”

The Greek Foreign Ministry later issued a statement, saying that the new president’s actions violated an agreement between the two nations and put in danger both bilateral relations and North Macedonia’s prospects of joining the European Union.

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

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