Amir Khan fights bullying
Boxing sensation and NSPCC ambassador Amir Khan wants bullying to stop - FULL STOP
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Boxing sensation and NSPCC ambassador Amir Khan wants bullying to stop - FULL STOP
With just under 5,000 child cruelty crimes reported in 2006 - NSPCC calls on the nation to Be the FULL STOP
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