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“Night night, sleep tight, don’t let the bed-bugs bite…” It’s long been a favourite rhyme to send children off to sleep. But with experts warning of a worldwide bedbug pandemic, will any of us be able to sleep once we’ve turned out the light?, asks Tom de Castella.
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