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After many years of campaigning, Southampton’s Labour MPs John Denham and Alan Whitehead have welcomed a multi-million pound package of vital help the Labour Government is extending to individuals whose health has been put at risk due to exposure to asbestos. This is particularly good news for Southampton due to the high-number of people exposed to asbestos through the maritime industry. Thi...
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