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The everyday annoyances our readers want banned after Burnham’s ‘headphone dodger’ crackdown

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Following the prime minister’s announcement of a renewed push to fine people playing music on public transport, disgruntled Brits took to the comments section to question the effectiveness of the move and suggest some other things they’d like to see the…

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