Dying to get high - ecstasy deaths soar in North West
The number of deaths linked to ecstasy in the North West is at a ten-year high. Granada Reports has undertaken a special investigation into why so many people are dying to get high.
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Ecstasy deaths in the North West are at a ten-year high.
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BLOG: the sobering story behind the ecstasy statistics
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