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Bailiffs can take your stuff for debt. So why aren’t they properly regulated? The majority of the 5m Eng/Wales people they visit have mental health problems. Yet there is no statutory regulation of such an invasive industry. The govt consulted, saying it wanted it, but then went quiet. Martin... show more

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