The Journalism.co.uk team will be back on 4 January 2022. Until then, here are our readers' top 10 articles from 2021
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The Journalism.co.uk team is now having a well-deserved Christmas break and we will be back on 4 January 2022. Until then, here are the 10 most-read stories of 2021.
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