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Britain's fattest teen bought 20 kebabs a week at 2,000 cals each

The secret eating binges of Britain's fattest teenager have been revealed. Ordering junk food online without her parents' knowledge, she had 20 kebabs a week delivered at a massive 2,000 calories each.

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