Manon

[ma-nawn]

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noun

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This week the new dean of the cathedral, Dr Manon Ceridwen James, will start her post.

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"I never saw tears running down his cheeks," said another victim named Manon Lemoine.

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When Manon Chiswell was a toddler she suddenly stopped talking - doctors advised her family she was showing lots of autistic traits.

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But a blood test later found high levels of lead in Manon's blood.

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Her father, Huw Chiswell, believed Manon was most likely poisoned at their home in Cardiff, which was near an old industrial site.

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