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Race Across the World winner's car smashed into and laptop stolen before kids' mental health talk

Race Across the World winner's car smashed into and laptop stolen before kids' mental health talk
BBC News Thursday 02 July 2026, 08:46 UTC 1 min read
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Alfie Watts describes "enormous frustration" after the theft the night before a Welsh schools tour.

Alfie Watts describes "enormous frustration" after the theft the night before a Welsh schools tour.
Alfie Watts (PERSON) Welsh (ORG)
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