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    Drugs replacing drink as road danger, report finds (The Guardian)

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    One in four young drivers have been in a car when the driver appeared to be high on drugs, the 2009 RAC report on motoring reveals today.
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    Parents face summer holiday childcare woe - survey (The Guardian)

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    Parents still face huge regional variations when it comes to finding affordable and reliable childcare in the school holidays, according to a survey published today.
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    Young offenders: Unequal race against doing time for kids like Shaun (The Guardian)

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    This is the true story of a day in the life of a 17-year-old boy, Shaun, who worked for writer Mark Johnson briefly before he got into a drunken, violent fight and was sent to jail. His background is one of poverty, chaos and lovelessness.
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    11 MILLION mention: Deportation questions (The Herald)

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    Letters: I have no wish to pick a fight with Phil Taylor, regional director of the UK Borders Agency, who has a difficult and unenviable job to do (Letters, July 14). However, given that he has dispensed with his department's usual practice of not comment
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    Youth services: Lost in nowhere land (The Guardian)

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    Half of the country's youth clubs are surviving hand to mouth, attempting to provide services on less than £10,000 a year funding, a new report reveals.
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    The most magical love of all: Three smitten grandparents reveal how they're enjoying their second chance to be a better parent (Daily Mail)

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    It's a bond like no other - the unconditional love grandparents have for their grandchildren. As a new BBC series, The Grandparent Diaries, examines the relationship, three writers reflect on what it means to them.
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    Seize errant youngsters' bikes and mobiles, says Tory Chris Grayling (The Times)

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    Seizing children's mobile phones and bicycles could deter them from getting into trouble, according to Chris Grayling, the Shadow Home Secretary.
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