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UK Government's New Cladding Rules Raise Safety Concerns
UK residents worry that new government rules may leave dangerous cladding on flats. While officials aim to expedite cladding removal, safety fears persist among homeowners. The changes could impact thousands of properties across the nation, highlighting the ongoing cladding crisis in the UK.
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