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Drunken children – Why?
A survey shows that more than one in seven children aged 11 to 16 have witnessed an emergency due to drunkenness. Why are so many children getting dangerously drunk? What can be done to remedy the problem of child/teenage drunkenness?
Cash for calories
The rationing body NICE has advised that the NHS should pay fat people to lose weight and smokers to quit. Can cash incentives help improve the nation’s health? Should state funds be used to pay people to change their lifestyles?
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