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11/06/2012

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Are we ever going to stop young people seeking ways to get high, legal or otherwise?

Kaye asks whether it is possible to stop young people from seeking ways to get high, legal or otherwise. And would you intervene if you suspected or witnessed domestic abuse?

Tragic teenager Alex Heriot died at this weekend's Rockness Festival and one of the lines of enquiry suggests that he may have taken a 'legal high'. As festival season kicks off in Scotland, Kaye asks: Are we ever going to stop young people seeking ways to get 'high' (legal or otherwise)?

A study by Stonham (the UK's second largest provider of domestic violence support services) shows that fewer than three in five people would be likely to intervene if they suspected their male friend or neighbour of beating his wife. 

Kaye asks: Would you step in if you suspect or witness domestic abuse?

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