cyber bully.re really bully. days like do it for dolly day are really important for raising awarness of such an important issue that affect kids around the world. we know it is targeted at kids, but you involving parents, teachers who will really have to be the ones who spearhead this kind of thing. so how are you getting everyone involved? yes, so, look, parents and teachers play such a critical role in helping combat bullying. we have a terrific support via dolly's dream, we have a facebook page with over 130 inch thousand followers. they are mostly made up of parents. so it's a great way for us to connect with parents, particular in rural and regional australia —— 100 and that is,000 followers. tomorrow we have people wearing blue, like km today. we also have activities being held at school and at home. sausage sizzle, baking contest, i think we will be eating a lot of blue food tomorrow full up how will all of that help dolly? of course, it raises awareness, but government and these days are t

she says they had been bullying her daughter. michelle julie talk with that mother who says she does not regret her actions. >>with boys bullying her daughter, this orange county mom goes on a rant in her daughter's classroom and miguel hills middle school tuesday. >>he christians hensley says for months or daughter reported several boys repeatedly bullied her. she says when the school told the boys to stop the bullying got worse in the classroom on social media and on her walk home. her daughter even reported one boy sexually harassed her. the school investigated and suspended him after interviewing witnesses and that's when things got worse. tuesday as tensely dropped daughter off for school. she started crying and begged to stay in the car. >>then she made a comment to me that if she wasn't strong as she was she would have killed herself and so that's when mama bear mode went into effect tinsley says after the school recommended she not speak to the bullies or their parents herself. she took matters into her own hands. >>she k

she uses the word bullying.llying a guy whose military tanks are mowing down people in the streets. >> jesse: your bullying the bully. >> jedediah: someone has to stand up for these people. these people are completely unarmed, they feel extremely vulnerable. they are starving the streets. they are digging through garbage for food. i commend any country in any leader of any country who bullies a leader who subjects people to that atrocity. >> dana: some people might say we are not doing enough to help them. >> greg: some people might be mean. she positions herself who as someone who is for the underdog so she should be out front for these people. they are the true oppressed. the thing is her ideology exists independent of politics or religion. it's ingrained in the hard left of the oppressor versus oppressed ideology. she believes places like america are guilty of imperialism, being the oppressor. here's a situation where you actually have people being depressed but all she sees is the yankee imperialism that is

is there a real issue with bullying and harassment in the house of lords?7a members of staff who were so alarmed by last year's debate they wrote a letter publicly, sent it out to the media saying that this was very prevalent and it needs to be dealt with and they didn't have the confidence that we were dealing with it. so we must listen to people who work in the house of lords and the palace of westminster and to ensure that they feel protected, they feel they are able to report bullying, harassment and other wrongdoing. so that's why it's really important that they have the confidence. it must be... if they are saying, if 7a members of staff are saying it is prevalent, it is wide—ranging, then we must take that very seriously. have you seen behaviour that you think is unacceptable? i have. particularly on a couple of overseas visits i went on, i did see some behaviourfrom mps and peers i thought was more reminiscent of going on a stag night, you know? which i thought was inappropriate at the time. i can understand after a day of meetings and meeting and g

well i think it's a strange thing to call bullying rewarding a nation for not developing a hostile on the program and rewarding a nation for continuing to sponsor terrorism. i think that's a very strange definition of bullying and what we've seen in the trump administration across the board is a new way of doing things that's what the american people want it i think that's what people want all across the west and the fact that you know the old school establishment did things in a different way i think very much cruise that so that trump is delivering on his election promises if washington has these serious issues with iran and yet is threatening to sanction allies in europe and companies there from doing business with iran how is that all bullying. because it's approaching a run because the decision that the iranian government took to develop a hostile nuclear program to make comments about israel about wiping israel off the map and and continuing it's not a new thing you know iran has been a major sponsor of terrorism for decades and that certainly hasn't changed. the deal so to call

>>he's been bullied multiple times probably within the last 3 months. >>my son was just sent home from school like there was a regular day these parents do not want to show their faces but they want to share their story. they say their son was held at gunpoint at school wednesday by another student discipline and just kind of phone call from him toda- winning at home from school the. he was in the bathroom at school and a fellow student. i'm fine and a gun in his head and tone to get out there and shoot em their son is a second grader at patterson elementary they say their son has been receiving threats from the alleged bully. he told me that when he left the bathroom to listen to that kid the kids on a leave city is so he walk to the bathroom and went back to class he found another teacher at lunch until on that he had a gun. and that teacher walk to them to find it and in fact it was loaded and it was a ther notified by the school about the incident i immediately called the school and nobody was answering. i called the pencil most anodyne shoon answer

they are the two foremost bullies.o dickens goes to congress and says i know those are the troublemaking guys, what do they look like? and he writes, wise is a scary looking individual with a big ball of tobacco in his cheek. so, it is not as though this is invisible at the time. brian: what are the stories of the people that would do the violence out of the house of representatives, around town, and they would even ambush people? how much of that was going on? some of -- collects some of that went on. one of the things about the fighting that is counterintuitive, despite all of this mayhem i am talking about, the people doing the fighting are not trying to destroy congress. they want to get what they want from congress. focused on fair fighting. if there is going to be a fight they wanted to be fair. if two men are fighting sometimes they would be allowed to continue their fight. some kinds of fights, kinds of explosions on the floor, but if there is someone who is out to has a grudge or issue those kinds of fights te

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|j and report if they have been harassed or bullied?ber of factors. firstly, this is a profession that is very dependent on the support of senior members of the profession for career advancement, so there is real concern if the person perpetrating the bullying or sexual harassment is a senior member of the profession, a supervisor, line manager, that is a barrier to career advancement, so people are concerned about their futures, the immediate repercussions, and that ultimately the legal industry is a fairly small world in some ways, and they are concerned about being identified as a troublemaker and struggling to come out you know, get a job in the future. there was all barriers to reporting that the profession needs to collectively address. it is interesting that you talk about building on the momentum of me too with the #ustoo, and it draws attention to the fact that, as lawyers, people may not expect these problems are rife in the profession. exactly, and i thinkjulia gillard, the former australian prime minister, herself a lawyer,

mom takes matters into her own hands when it comes to her daughter the bully. another peek at radar. it is actively see most of those showers moving south south of san jose. >>morgan hill santa cruz we're going to track the system let you know how much rain we're expecting to get out of it and how it's going to shape up during the day we'll be right back with more. a little peek outside in 90 to bridge, it is wet. so don't forget to reduce your speed out there, but traffic looks good so far we don't have any hot spots but you know there's always an increase in crashes when it's to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do eve

you talk about being a bully. he acts like out -- about china being a bully. he acts like a bully. money, i do think in this country, we need to do something in the educational or just not talk about it. democracy depends on people who vote. who want to get aps of the pie. host: based on what you're are saying, who are you going to vote for in 2020? well, i was certainly thinking i would definitely vote for donald trump. i am shocked because i believe he is mentally ill. he is a bully. he got people interested in government. he has the economy working. host: thank you, donna. guest: i am so glad we are ending on this. thank you for calling. this is exactly the voter donald trump has to win. if he is going to win this election, it is people like donna, and i have talked to so many voters who say, i love what he is doing on the economy, i do not like the way he behaves. selleck city in said, same policies, less policy. guest: i was there. i agree with that. trumpd love to see donald change his behavior. when you're president, you're not as president of the people -- you are not just

some parents want that ban lifted the same bullying is a problem at the school.he approach it the wrong way. yeah but i don't blame the feeling in the least bit we spoke to simply by phone this morning. she hopes the threat has nothing to do with her actions because she says even though she's not sure her daughter will ever feel comfortable at the school again just want any other students to feel unsafe. parents are hopeful the school has everything under control now there's said. >>a lot kids scared in a lot of parents scared, but and i think it's been blown out of proportion. i hope that things have settled down in laguna niguel tina patel. >>trayvon martin's mom is running for office sabrina fulton announcing her candidacy for miami dade county board of commissioners today full became a social justice advocate after her 17 year-old son was shot and killed by george zimmerman a neighborhood watch volunteer that was back in 2012. his death prompted a national movement to trayvon's and his mom fullness been pushing to end gun violence ever since she in trayvon's

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bob michael of jpmorgan believes central bankers are bullying investors into buying. >> the ecb has bullieds and the rest of the market into it. they are not going to raise rates, so that leaves us scrambling for yield. they will maintain the balance sheet so it ends up backstopping countries like spain. as long as there is no drama that is erupting either through the trade war or brexit, you are supposed to grab the yield. jonathan: to discuss, we have robert tipp, kathleen gaffney, and andy chorlton. you feel bullied into buying in europe? robert: i think the ecb has underscored a point that the bank of japan has made, which is you can go too far with qe. they went into these banks and pulled all of their high coupon yielding assets of the balance sheet and force them into -40 basis points excess reserves to . it was very punishing for the banks, punishing for the markets. going below zero has demonstrated to be a mistake. qe, unless you are in there for a short shock, can be damaging. i think they have caused problems, not intentionally, but to me that is the lesson. jonathan: let's talk

you feel bullied into buying in europe? think the ecb has underscored a point that the bank of japan has made, which is you can go too far with qe. they went into these banks and told all of their high coupon yielding assets of the balance sheet and force them into -40 basis points excess reserves to very punishing for the banks, punishing for the markets. going below zero has demonstrated to be a mistake. qe, unless you are in there for a short shock him a can be damaging. i think they have caused problems, not intentionally, but to me that is the lesson. jonathan: let's talk about what that means for markets. a massive month for eurozone investment credit. a couple of big months for the periphery. spain over germany, less than 100 basis points on a 10-year maturity. i know you have been running this story. are you still chasing that? robert: still hanging on. a fantastic story. withntry like spain, along the other countries that have gone through their programs are having their best growth profiles, whether it is cyprus -

. >> it's called how to bully proof your child. the details in today's "gma first look." >> reporter: can you bully proof your child? new techniques that help kids go from picked on to powerful. >> one of the little girls said we don't want to play with you anymore. you're not our friend anymore. and i didn't know any of this. >> reporter: her solution? >> i said, i think you need to play the part of the bully in our role playing. oh, she loved that. >> reporter: plus more techniques to de-escalate teasing. >> this feels like a jedi mind trick. >> reporter: but why some parent experts say it's asking too much of kids. >> i get this all the time, blaming the victim. i'm not blaming victims. i'm teaching people how not to be victims. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., the techniques to help your child successfully push back. with your "gma first look," abc news new york. >>> all right. it is 5:17. many kids find themselves bullied because they're overweight. that kind of teasing increased their risk of gaining even more weight. a t

half of the women and a third of the men questioned by the association said they had experienced bullyingrk. let's speak to international bar association legal advisor and the report's author,

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zeke apparently had been bullied at school. they just recently had moved to this school in pennsylvania. apparently because he was the flew kid in town, kids were not being -- new kid in town, kids were not being nice. the mission here is to stop bullying after one of their members lost his own 11-year-old child. they knew that they had to take a very active role in making sure that bullying comes to an end. and what better way than going from the new kid to the coolest kid in town. hopefully the kids that weren't being nice have the ability to become his friends and build a stronger community. >>> now if you ask around, you'll discover there are millions of people who live by the mantra "ignorance is bliss." >> sometimes i want to be that. >> to the national park where this ignorant warthog is skipping its way -- ♪ having a grand old day. heading right to the watering hole. in this right here -- freeze. i wonder, is that a tingle i feel on the back of might have neck? do i sense danger? >> nah. >> i'm going to get some water.

social media at 29%, bullying close by at 25%. speak to those, if you could. guest: the loneliness aspect of social media, the fear of missing out, has been talked about, but it almost cannot be talked about enough. young people are staring at instagram all the time. it is what they look like, it is who has got more friends. they are also crying out about being depressed. there are a lot of young people and it was that are saying they are suicidal, saying they are deeply depressed, they do not want to go on, but so many of them are saying it, that nobody is doing anything about it. you would not know where to begin, at least in these friends groups. but goodness knows, it is not solving the problem. but there are places like our facebook group and other facebook groups that can be a community support, particularly if you meet outside of the group as well. host: let's hear from joel in idaho. good morning. caller: good morning. a couple of points. we have raised a whole andration on ritalin, ritalin is one of the antidepressants that has certain negative effect

. >> bullying is something we talk about, i have a young son, i worry about him being bullied.s your message to kids and parents? >> one is pay attention. sometimes us don't know the signs and kids try to be tough and hold it in. i had a whole bunch of other stresses at home and i didn't want to burden my mom . i didn't want to tell her about what happened in tie qu-- thai quan do. realize your self-worth and valuing your self-care, you have to stand up to bullies, though. teaching kids how to do that is important as well. >> i remember you talk about one moment where you stood up to a bully at the school we went to together. >> yeah. >> brought me back! let's talk about politics in canada because it seems so much more civilized than, you know, from this side of the border. is that polarized? >> not like in the states. we have disagreements but i really believe we can't get anywhere if we make it personal. a lot of things in place that tries to keep it from getting personal. >> teach us. >> we debate not naming a person by name. debating, the member from a particular writing or

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there's so much bullying, putting our lives at risk.ven though that i'm trying, try my best not to cry, people always be laughing, laughing all the time. people be laughing, i'm sick of it. people be racist, i'm sick of it. people be bullying, i'm sick of it. making funny faces, i'm sick of it. believe in yourself, don't listen to what they say. follow your heart and it'll go your way. so, we need to stand up, get up on your feet. stick together, no more taking my seat. that's enough, they have done too much. be yourself, they're telling us good luck. no more bullying, no calling us freaks. no laughing at us, don't be so mean. they think they're clean and we are a mess? when someone gets hurt, ttthat we're not weak.y ey w they need to know that we try our best, try our best to not be against. but it's too late, we are not too small. our hearts are big to love you all. and if you think that you can push us around, think again 'cause we're standing our ground. sarah: awesome. robert: all right, that is very touching. thank you very much f

china has lashed out, accusing the united states of economic bullying. want chinaple do not to develop the right to develop and seek to prohibit the development process. >> trump gave companies a 90 day window to comply with the order blocking u.s. businesesses from selling essentiapaparts to huawei. in a blow to the second largest maker, -- has stopped all pending contracts with huawei. vodafone ee and launching huawei. james: the escalating tension between the u.s. and china has unnerved investors. it has investors worried. tell us about that. >> investors are worried thehe u.s. trade battle is morphing into a technological cold war.r. asian shares dropped this morning withth chinese sharess leading the declcline. the sesellout is intensifying in europe. all major indices were down over 1% at midday. regulators around the world are meeting in the u.s. to talk about boeing 737 planes. max planes. >> offfficials are meeting w wih the u.s. f federal aviation ththority to discuss ways to determinine whether these planes are e safe to fly again. modelss bes

the chinese have called the americans bullies but have the chinese also been bullies to the americans that one a nalyst americans? given the fact that one analyst said they have been insincere during these months of negotiations? i was always told that just because you allowed, mean you are right. both of the styles can be very effective. the chinese in their own way can enforce their objectives very carefully by using subtle pressure and regulation to inhibit foreign firms if they choose to do so foreign firms if they choose to do so they have a lot they can bring to the table without making broad threats. with all this rhetoric taking place, when you expect trade negotiations to restart once again. it may seem like a remote possibility now where every day brings new publications but i would accept —— expected the g20 meeting, both presidents will get together and agree that it's better to go back behind closed doors and continue the negotiations that were going so well. while i made be an outlier here, the outlines of an agreement will be reached before the end of the year. there ar

or she says that when the school told those boys to stop the bullying got worse. her daughter even reported one boy sexually harassed her. the school investigated and suspended the boy that things continue to get worse for 10's, least daughter. >>then she made a comment to me that if she wasn't as strong as she was she would have killed herself and so that's when mama bear mode went into effect. >>the orange county sheriff's department has now been asked to investigate the harassment and bullying claims. coming up on the crop for morning. >>say hidden bay area treasure and it has a torture chamber. after the break we're going to share the unusual story behind a local landmark. how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>and for friday morning is i

so when you have kids under pressure like the kids of today are e being bullied cyber bullying, the old-fashionedsages are gone left unchecked with the amount of guns available. if you have someone that goes by the way side e they're going to do a lot of damage. we see it over and over again. >> are these warnings being taken seriously enough? what do you think? >> every threat needs be taken seriously and tom, as a fellow new yorker, yi respect your opinions and feelings. i want us to talk about what support was going to look like because for schools and districts this is not a federal issue. this is a school and district issue. so when one parent makes an anonymous complaint of any nature, that needs to be thoroughly addressed by a school or district. i really think tlirlts responsibility of the parent to work with law enforcement because we're talking about crimes. weir rer not talking about rule violations in schools but crimes. and this is not substantiated. then we talked about discuss canned so far. >> do want to paint a picture unfairly at all. >> we receive complaints, all of which we ta

this woman says she endured daily bullying and then lost a finger endured daily bullying and then lostst a finger in an accident in a dairy farm. translation: leaving home and coming here is not easy. i am only doing it to save money. if i don't earn money, how can i go home? upstairs, this 52—year—old woman is waiting to go back to china and meet her newborn granddaughter. two yea rs, her newborn granddaughter. two years, she worked in a textile factory i6 years, she worked in a textile factory 16 hours a day, seven days a week. translation: after the first week, my body couldn't take it. i was very sick. i said to the boss i don't want to work in, but he wouldn't let me go. she says her ex—boss now still owes her two years of overtime pay, nearly $a0,000. ex—boss now still owes her two years of overtime pay, nearly $40,000m course i regret it. i can't pay back my loans. i can't get the money i am owed. on the strawberry farm north of tokyo, a farmer employs six trainees from cambodia and thailand. he is clear, without them, these strawberries would never make it to the fancy supermar

i am used to getting this sort of bullying. i am extremely resistant to it.had a lifetime of bullying for various reasons, it goes over my head, but i do not expect them to be that resistant. it is understandable they are upset if they receive this. pick on me, do not pick on these people. they do not necessarily subscribe to all of my views. i am working with them on other things, in some cases charitable. by damaging them you are damaging the welfare of animals and people trying to look after the environment. tell us about the horrific letter you received yesterday? i got home from filming and received a letter which was a very calculated death threat directed towards myself and my family. which at the moment we are reporting to the police, we are going through the process, they are collecting it today and taking it for analysis. all death threats are serious, why was this very calculated? in the structure of its composition it is designed to elicit as much fear as possible, they are unspecific about where and when, they are principally saying you will neve

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may i suggest that he starts with a training course on bullying and harassment? up with a science lecture on the climate emergency? and finishes off with a crash course in diplomacy? the justice secretary responds to a damning report on the probation system. i will be driven by the evidence and what works. this must not be a matter of ideology or dogmatism, but by a single—minded focus on delivering the probation system that we need. and an eating disorder charity says better nhs care is needed. i believe that the situation is as bad now, if not worse than it was in 2012 when averil died. all that to come and more, from the 300th sitting day of a parliament that began on 13 june, 2017, and is now the longest parliamentary session since the civil war. but first: the foreign secretary has defended donald trump's state visit to the uk and rejected labour calls to cancel it. trump is due to visit to come here in june for talks in downing street and to attend the ceremony in portsmouth to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d—day. donald trump did visit the uk last ye

we have never given into bullying and we will never succumb to bullying.e will respond to any aggressor. mark: the trump administration has refused to extend waivers allowing eight countries to import iranian oil. the u.s. bailed out of the nuclear deal one year ago. shows no sign of giving in to she step aside right now. the prime minister's spokesman said she is sticking to her timetable. she plans to deliver the first phase of exit, getting the divorce done, and then she will quit. she resumes talks with the opposition labor party today. one of the suspects in the deadly colorado school shooting is scheduled to appear in court today. the 18-year-old male and a female classmate shot nine fellow students, killing one and wounding eight. that shooting took place at a public charter school in highlands ranch a few miles away from where 13 people were killed at columbine high school 20 years ago. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is blo

ambassador accused trump of bullying and blackmail.ys the chinese government will not sit by and do nothing. this comes as nike, adidas, other brands urging trump to reconsider tariffs on shoes made in china. joining us from geneva is the executive director at the international trade center. fantastic to see you. let's get straight to the rub of today's issue, which is the escalation of -- escalation against while way. one of my guests described the tactic as a nuclear option. what would be your perception? are we at nuclear option in this trade war? looks like an escalation in unilateral trade protection and unilateralism in international trade and investment. indication this trade discussion is moving into geopolitics, technology being the big power of the economy. economy is what gives a specific advantage. there is a big fight between the u.s. and china at the moment to see who will win this fight for the future. the problem is this is done in all unilateral matter that is not being taken by markets well. it is not being accepted b

they are seeing young people experiencing horrendous racial abuse and bullying.colour of their skin, because of their accent, their appearance. leaving them feeling completely helpless. some people struggle with anxiety, feel as if they don't belong, and no young person should ever experience this. tell us more about the impacts on children who are subjected to this kind of horrific abuse when they call childline. childline can be the first time they have ever disclosed such horrific abuse. they might have been scared to tell their pa rents might have been scared to tell their parents or might have been scared to tell their pa rents or carers might have been scared to tell their parents or carers because they don't wa nt parents or carers because they don't want them to feel worried, don't wa nt want them to feel worried, don't want them to feel worried, don't want them to feel stressed. sometimes racial bullying includes mocking their whole family, so they feel as though, if i tell mum and dad, it will make them feel even worse about who they are, so it is strug

on iran as well as bullying other nations with secondary sanctions so my guess is that europe will vere in iran's direction will exert pressure on the u.s. and it can also act as interlocutor or as intermediary between iran and the united states invite the u.s. back to the table in order to discuss in a you know peaceful legitimate fashion the standoff between them right now the u.s. says weights relentless economic warfare against iran and the sliding toward conflict by this patching more armada two persian gulf which of course serves the huge military industrial complex but aside from that you know that there specter our war is poisonous for the u.s. economy for the global economy as well as for trump's own prospects for reelection in two years from now so there are a lot of prohibitive factors against war and conflict with iran that come into play that the europeans should seize on in order to play an effective conflict management or certainly the toughest time for this pact since the the months leading up to its final signing ok we always appreciate your insight on this. iranian for

i am used to getting this sort of bullying. in fact, i'm extremely resistant to it.fetime of bullying for various reasons, so it goes over my head, but i don't expect them to be that resistant. if they come into work in the morning and they receive this, it's understandable they're upset. my point is, pick on me, please don't pick on these people. it's not their fight. they don't necessarily subscribe to all of my views. i'm working with them on other things, in some cases charitable things. by damaging them, you're damaging the welfare of, principally, animals, and people trying to look after the environment. tell us about the horrific letter you received in the post yesterday? well, overnight... i got home from filming last night, opened the post and received a letter, which is a very calculated death threat directed towards myself and my family. which at the moment we are reporting to the police, we're going through that process. they're collecting the letter today and taking it away for analysis. all death threats are serious, why do you describe this as very cal

this video of a syrian refugee being bullied at school went viral.k to us. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: why england head coach tracey neville could be counting the cost ahead of the netball world cup, with injury forcing beth cobden out of this summer's tournament. for years now the government has encouraged us to install smart meters to monitor our gas and electric usage. now research by the bbc has discovered that more than 2 million of these devices are not working. that amounts to £1.7 billion being spent on meters that are not doing the job they're supposed to — and we are paying through our energy bills. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has the story. i want to live in a world where we still have polar bears. we all want to make big changes to help our planet. that's what more than 1a million of us have tried to do by installing a smart metre. we are under pressure to get one. you might have seen the advert or been called or emailed by your energy company. but things aren't working out as perfectly as you might think. we

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