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Kaye asks whether it is time to regulate recreational drugs such as ecstasy.

Kaye asks whether it is time to regulate recreational drugs such as ecstasy, and whether you would have faith in a privatised Royal Mail.

Police and doctors have issued warnings about a batch of deadly fake ecstasy tablets circulating in Scotland which comes as eighty thousand revellers head off to Scotland's premier summer festival, T in the Park.
Kaye asks: Is it time to regulate ecstasy, to offer free testing?

Business Secretary Vince Cable has confirmed that the government will sell Royal Mail through a flotation on the London Stock Exchange. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) say the sale of Royal Mail is "unwanted by the public, customers and the workers".
Kaye asks: Do you have faith in a privatised Royal Mail?

Air pollution, chiefly from traffic exhaust fumes in cities, is having a serious and sometimes fatal effect on health, according to two studies that link it to lung cancer and heart failure.
Kaye asks: Does air pollution worry you?

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