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Brits buy 16 cheap gadgets every second as e-waste crisis deepens

Summary by NationalWorld
From mini fans and USB chargers to electronic toys and LED lights, cheap gadgets are piling up in homes and rubbish bins. Experts warn that Britain’s fast-growing “Fast Tech” habit is fuelling an e-waste crisis, with serious environmental and fire risks.

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Brits buy 16 cheap gadgets every second as e-waste crisis deepens

From mini fans and USB chargers to electronic toys and LED lights, cheap gadgets are piling up in homes and rubbish bins. Experts warn that Britain’s fast-growing “Fast Tech” habit is fuelling an e-waste crisis, with serious environmental and fire risks.

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NationalWorld broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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