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Drug use among children under 14 is increasing at an alarming rate. DISPATCHES' research shows that drug use among pre-teenage and young teenage children is not confined to inner city areas, particular ethnic groups or 'problem' schools. This programme focuses on the experiences of Damien (13) and Ranjit (14), both drug addicts, and the problems such young people face since there is very little support for that group after the withdrawal of government funds in April 1993. In 1990 there were 135 drug advisory posts in education. Today there are only 75. Those taking part include various 9 - 14 year-olds who are either users or dealers, Colin Cripps (Newham Youth Awareness project), Rita Funnell (parent of drug-taker), and Chief Supt. David Gilbertson (Notting Hill Police), Yvonne Bailey-Smith (Family Service Units).
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- calendar_month Release Date: 1993-11-10
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- timer Runtime: 38 Mins
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Claire Hynes
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Jonathan Lubert
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Roy Cornwall
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David Souden
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Bob Withey
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Philip Chavannes
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Rupert Watson
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Mark Cardoza
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Tom Roberts
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Clare Richards
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Nigel Read
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Nigel Carter
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Tony Connorton
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