Why replacing leasehold may be easier said than done

BBC News Tuesday 07 July 2026, 23:13 UTC 1 min read

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The government wants to abolish leasehold, but replacing it could prove far more complicated

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Embattled U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner was hit with a second explosive allegation of sexual impropriety only about 24 hours after he was accused of rape — all while a major campaign decision deadline looms. In a new report published by The Washington Post, the candidate from Maine was accused of removing condoms during sex with his ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield after she explicitly directed him to wear them. "He would pull condoms off," she told The Washington Post.

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Why replacing leasehold may be easier said than done

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