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Home Office data shows rising ketamine offences linked to online retailers selling drug-related merchandise, prompting specialized responses in Aberdeen and Liverpool.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 9

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Home Office Temu Shein

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The entities involved

Home Office
United Kingdom government ministerial department
- Home Office seeks planning permission for asylum centre in Bicester, Linton-on-Ouse, and Barnham.Mon 14:31
- Calum Miller, MP for Bicester, urged transparency on the asylum plan and requested an independent review by NISTA.Mon 14:31
Temu
Chinese online marketplace owned by PDD Holdings
- PDD Holdings operates Temu and Pinduoduo, two key ventures, and could benefit from Trump-era tariffs.Sun 02:04
- Online products sold by Temu and Pinduoduo now require SIRIM certification for safety.Thu 17:58
Shein
Chinese-Singaporean online fashion retailer
- The EU imposed a new duty on small parcels imported from outside the bloc.Mon 17:28
- The intersection of high-end luxury (Rolex) and fast fashion (Shein) is being influenced by digital inspiration platforms like Pinterest.Thu 21:41

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Sep 9christian.org.uk