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Internet adoption couple 'might leave Britain'

Internet adoption couple Alan and Judith Kilshaw say they may leave Britain.

Internet adoption couple 'might leave Britain'

Fri, 19 Jan, 2001 - 18:30

Internet adoption couple Alan and Judith Kilshaw say they may leave Britain.

Mrs Kilshaw claims the press has been paying people in their home town of Buckley to say things about them.

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