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UK PM Considers Ban on Disposable BBQs Amid Wildfire Risks
UK Prime Minister suggests banning disposable BBQs due to wildfire risks. The government is urging the public to avoid single-use grills during this critical time. This move aims to protect the environment and reduce fire hazards, reflecting growing concerns over climate change and safety.
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