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    <description>The Dawn Sturgess inquest is not only a fact-finding exercise about a death in Amesbury. In 2026 it is also a live test of how a coroner’s court handles sensitive material, closed sessions and public scrutiny. These are the five questions readers should keep in view.</description>
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