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Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his face

Boy, four, taken to hospital after fake squishy toy explodes in his face
BBC UK Tuesday 11 August 2026, 21:14 UTC 1 min read
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Jodanna Bevan says she feels guilty for buying the counterfeit toy from Shein.

Jodanna Bevan says she feels guilty for buying the counterfeit toy from Shein.
Jodanna Bevan (PERSON) Shein (PERSON)
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