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<Slug>drug 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Driving while on drugs is to become a crime.

The move is expected to be announced in this weeks Queens speech - following the death of 14-year-old Lillian Groves who was killed by a drug driver who went on to serve just 4 months in jail.

The President of the AA, Edmund King, says people should also think twice about driving if they're taking strong prescription drugs.
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<TEXT>Driving with illegal substances in your body is to become a crime.

The move follows the death of 14-year-old Lillian Groves who was killed by a
drug driver who went on to serve just 4 months in jail.

People can currently only be prosecuted if it can be proved toxins contributed
directly to an incident.

And the President of the AA, Edmund King, says people should also think twice
about driving if they're taking strong prescription drugs.

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<TEXT>Police say they're worried about a man who's gone missing from Bournemouth without his medication...

Michael Hugh who's 66 and from Kinson was last seen at the coach station last Sunday.

He's got tattoos down both arms and a rose on his left hand, and the police say if you see him, call them.
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<Slug>boy 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Police officers searching for a missing schoolboy who disappeared after falling into a swollen river have found his body.

8-year-old Ian Bell fell into the River Wear in County Durham last month.
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<Slug>MUD 1</Slug>
<TEXT>A woman's had to be rescued from the mud at Barton on Sea after she got stuck while walking her dog.

The coastguard were called by firefighters to free the woman below Nash Farm Holiday Park yesterday morning.

She was treated at the scene by the ambulance - but wasn't badly hurt.
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<Slug>sport 9</Slug>
<TEXT>Roberto Mancini has finally admitted that Manchester City are favourites to win their first Premier League title.

They won 2-0 at Newcastle yesterday to stay top of the table.
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<Slug>CHER 1</Slug>
<TEXT>and Cherries ended the season with a 1 nil win over Preston at Dean Court..

Charlie Daniels scored the goal from the penalty spot.
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