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School's strict rules led to boy's death, coroner finds

School's strict rules led to boy's death, coroner finds
BBC England Tuesday 10 November 2026, 16:06 UTC 1 min read
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Taylor Lee, from Plymouth, Devon, took his own life after struggling with school.

Taylor Lee, from Plymouth, Devon, took his own life after struggling with school.
School (ORG) Taylor Lee (PERSON) Plymouth (LOCATION) Devon (PERSON)
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