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He called for an "immediate package of support to clean up the sewage spills that have poured into Hampshire's rivers" over the winter.
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"In China, the people who make motors are getting together with the people who make hand hardware and basically creating bespoke motors that can fit within joints and fingers. It's probably going to work as an effective hand," he says.
"I wouldn't want to take away the everyman, working-class accessibility of the brand," he says.