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I try not to complain about crime in London – an ancestor of mine snatched and ran
Two centuries ago, a young Irish lad stole a silk handkerchief and was transported to Australia, changing the course of my family’s history. These days, it’s mobile phones that are hot property on London’s famed central streets.
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What happenedI try not to complain about crime in London – an ancestor of mine snatched and ran.
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Left / center-leftI try not to complain about crime in London – an ancestor of mine snatched and ran
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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I try not to complain about crime in London – an ancestor of mine snatched and ran
Two centuries ago, a young Irish lad stole a silk handkerchief and was transported to Australia, changing the course of my family’s history. These days, it’s mobile phones that are hot prop...
I try not to complain about crime in London – an ancestor of mine snatched and ran
Two centuries ago, a young Irish lad stole a silk handkerchief and was transported to Australia, changing the course of my family’s history. These days, it’s mobile phones that are hot prop...