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'I feel like a second-class citizen' - Shop staff facing abuse

'I feel like a second-class citizen' - Shop staff facing abuse
BBC Northern Ireland Saturday 20 June 2026, 23:02 UTC 1 min read
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A new sentencing bill introduced to the Stormont assembly in Marcg will make it a specific offence to assault a public facing worker.

A new sentencing bill introduced to the Stormont assembly in Marcg will make it a specific offence to assault a public facing worker.
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