Short Overview: Yesterday Merseyside Police launched a billboard title 'Being offensive is an offence' to encourage people to report hate crime. Priory School in Lewes, Sussex have been caught up in a row as they make wearing trousers compulsory for girls and boys.
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Yesterday Merseyside Police launched a billboard title 'Being offensive is an offence' to encourage people to report hate crime. Priory School in Lewes, Sussex have been caught up in a row as they make wearing trousers compulsory for girls and boys.
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- Priory School in Lewes, Sussex have been caught up in a row as they make wearing trousers compulsory for girls and boys.
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