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Ambulance boss: drunks stretching crews
LIVES are being put at risk by paramedics being kept busy by drink and drugs calls an ambulance boss warned today. David Williams, responsible for ambulance operations in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, said assaults, falls and overdoses were stretching crews.
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Terror of Peru kidnap victims
THE holiday of a lifetime turned into a terrifying nightmare for a couple taken prisoner by angry villagers in Peru. Kathi and Gary Taylor watched in horror as their bus was seized in a well-organised ambush – and it was then attacked with axes and bricks.
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