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Victims of abuser priest 'deserve more justice'

Victims of abuser priest 'deserve more justice'
BBC England Monday 27 July 2026, 05:27 UTC 1 min read
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Edward Philips-Smith, who is dying of cancer, was given a two-year community sentence on Monday.

Edward Philips-Smith, who is dying of cancer, was given a two-year community sentence on Monday.
Edward Philips-Smith (ORG)
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