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This news article discusses the rising rates of cannabis possession among young adults and whether cannabis should be legalized. It notes that 51% of young adults in the midlands region regularly use cannabis. While a university study found the health risks of cannabis to be minimal, there are some risks like impaired driving ability and effects on mental health and pregnancy. The article also mentions that police have conducted over 15 raids on cannabis plantations in the Birmingham area in the past year.
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This news segment discusses the rising use of cannabis among young people in the UK and debates whether cannabis should be legalized. It notes that cannabis use among 16-24 year olds has risen from 11.2% in 2014 to 15.8% recently. While a university study found the health risks of cannabis to be minimal, there are some risks like impaired driving, harm for pregnant women, increased cancer risk with excessive use, and potential worsening of mental health. The segment also discusses recent police raids on cannabis plantations in Birmingham as it debates the pros and cons of legalizing cannabis.
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William Sullivan gave the weather forecast, reporting that patches of rain in the south midlands would gradually disperse, causing minor drizzles. Later, patches of snow were expected in the north midlands, hovering towards the central midlands with temperatures dropping to -3°C. In the south midlands, temperatures would range from 7-2°C with occasional scattered fog. Over the following days, only a few patches of rain were expected across the midlands with infrequent sunshine, though temperatures and conditions would gradually improve over the week and into the weekend.
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The band Override recently won a competition to be named the best band in Birmingham. They subsequently signed a record deal with MASRECORDS. In an interview, the band members discussed what inspired them to start the band, how they got into music, their future plans, the impact of a recent member leaving, their musical style and goals for their new record label. They also shared what it was like to be labeled the best band in Birmingham.
Weather
The daily weather report forecasts a clear starry night with frost in some central areas after cloud clears in the evening. The following morning will be cold and frosty, with a gradual warm up to a high of 7°C during the day. Tomorrow will be mostly dry with scattered afternoon showers, and cloudy conditions are expected to persist into Wednesday.
Good evening
The weather report detailed a day with sunshine, clouds, and some rain, along with a photo of a lake sent in. That evening, the clouds cleared leaving a starry night. Temperatures dropped to 4°C overnight with frost expected. The following morning brought cold, frosty winds before temperatures rose to a high of 7°C, with scattered afternoon showers drying out in the evening under cloudy skies.
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The daily weather report forecasts a clear starry night with frost in some areas after clouds clear out. The following morning will be cold and frosty, with temperatures gradually increasing to a high of 7°C. Tomorrow will be mostly dry with scattered afternoon showers, and cloudy conditions persisting into the night. Wednesday will also be cold with frosty winds throughout the morning.
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This news segment discusses the rising use of cannabis among young people in the UK and debates whether cannabis should be legalized. It notes that cannabis use among 16-24 year olds has risen from 11.2% in 2014 to 15.8% recently. While a university study found the health risks of cannabis to be minimal, there are some risks like impaired driving, harm for pregnant women, increased cancer risk with excessive use, and potential worsening of mental health. The segment also discusses recent police raids on cannabis plantations in Birmingham as it debates the pros and cons of legalizing cannabis.
Weather script
William Sullivan gave the weather forecast, reporting that patches of rain in the south midlands would gradually disperse, causing minor drizzles. Later, patches of snow were expected in the north midlands, hovering towards the central midlands with temperatures dropping to -3°C. In the south midlands, temperatures would range from 7-2°C with occasional scattered fog. Over the following days, only a few patches of rain were expected across the midlands with infrequent sunshine, though temperatures and conditions would gradually improve over the week and into the weekend.
Soft news
The band Override recently won a competition to be named the best band in Birmingham. They subsequently signed a record deal with MASRECORDS. In an interview, the band members discussed what inspired them to start the band, how they got into music, their future plans, the impact of a recent member leaving, their musical style and goals for their new record label. They also shared what it was like to be labeled the best band in Birmingham.
Weather
The daily weather report forecasts a clear starry night with frost in some central areas after cloud clears in the evening. The following morning will be cold and frosty, with a gradual warm up to a high of 7°C during the day. Tomorrow will be mostly dry with scattered afternoon showers, and cloudy conditions are expected to persist into Wednesday.
Good evening
The weather report detailed a day with sunshine, clouds, and some rain, along with a photo of a lake sent in. That evening, the clouds cleared leaving a starry night. Temperatures dropped to 4°C overnight with frost expected. The following morning brought cold, frosty winds before temperatures rose to a high of 7°C, with scattered afternoon showers drying out in the evening under cloudy skies.
Weather nonedit
The daily weather report forecasts a clear starry night with frost in some areas after clouds clear out. The following morning will be cold and frosty, with temperatures gradually increasing to a high of 7°C. Tomorrow will be mostly dry with scattered afternoon showers, and cloudy conditions persisting into the night. Wednesday will also be cold with frosty winds throughout the morning.
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