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12/02/2018
Alex Bushill exposes how the 'fake' fur you're buying could be made from foreign factory-farmed animals. Chris Rogers finds out how London aid workers are making a difference to Burma's refugee crisis. And Mark Jordan finds out how, after 50 years, the jumbo jet is still the queen of the skies.
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