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Britain's oldest cliff lift built in 1800s closes over 'safety concerns'
Both headlines report the closure of Britain's oldest cliff lift due to safety, with minor variations in phrasing and added detail.
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What happenedThe attraction, which cost £8,000 to build and was opened in 1875, was originally powered by water and gas engines but was converted to run on electricity in the 1950s.
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Left / center-leftBritain's oldest cliff lift built in 1800s closes over 'safety concerns'
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Right / center-rightBritain's oldest cliff lift closed due to safety risk - first opened in 1875
Britain's oldest cliff lift built in 1800s closes over 'safety concerns'
safety concerns
The attraction, which cost £8,000 to build and was opened in 1875, was originally powered by water and gas engines but was converted to run on electricity in the 1950s