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Dance teacher denies child sexual offences

Dance teacher denies child sexual offences
BBC England Friday 16 October 2026, 12:10 UTC 1 min read
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Warren Bullock, who starred in Netflix documentary Baby Ballroom, denies two offences.

Warren Bullock, who starred in Netflix documentary Baby Ballroom, denies two offences.
Warren Bullock (PERSON) Netflix (ORG) Baby Ballroom (PERSON)
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