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The Belfast TelegraphNews report · Nov 12, 12:01 AM
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Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
The NHS warns that the UV rays given out by sunbeds increase the risk of developing skin cancer.
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What happened Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions.
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Left / center-leftAds for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
The Independent · Center-left · News report
CenterAds for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
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The IndependentNews report · Nov 12, 12:01 AM
Ads for sunbeds must not claim they are ‘safe’ or can treat medical conditions
The NHS warns that the UV rays given out by sunbeds increase the risk of developing skin cancer.
Details0/99 Wording Gap · Low confidence · 2 sources
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