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Australia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about a Qantas flight that was grounded after a bed bug outbreak, as well as 16 year olds being able to purchase pepper spray in the Northern Territory.
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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a former British chancellor weighing in on Brexit, saying the UK's future should ultimately be back inside the European Union, as well as London's Mayor wanting to cap the number of self driving cars in the city.
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