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Tuesday, 23 October, 2001, 15:16 GMT 16:16 UK
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UK cannabis laws to be relaxed
Home Secretary David Blunket says there was no intention to disguise the announcement by revealing it in a Commons committee.
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 | Former shadow home secretary Ann Widdecombe: "It sends out a signal we are going to take a less serious view"  real 28k
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| Glen Smyth from the Metropolitan Police Federation: "No one should be under the illusion that it's a risk free drug" real 28k
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| The BBC's Nick Robinson examines the political will for a change in the law  real 28k
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UK cannabis laws to be relaxed
Home Secretary David Blunket says there was no intention to disguise the announcement by revealing it in a Commons committee.
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Also:
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| Former shadow home secretary Ann Widdecombe: "It sends out a signal we are going to take a less serious view" real 28k
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| Glen Smyth from the Metropolitan Police Federation: "No one should be under the illusion that it's a risk free drug" real 28k
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| The BBC's Nick Robinson examines the political will for a change in the law real 28k
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The BBC's Nick Robinson examines the political will for a change in the law
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Former shadow home secretary Ann Widdecombe: "It sends out a signal we are going to take a less serious view"
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UK Home Secretary David Blunkett: "It is very important that people don't misunderstand"
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Glen Smyth from the Metropolitan Police Federation: "No one should be under the illusion that it's a risk free drug"
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