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Scary new health laws to make us all exercise more

dailyexpress.co.uk (11 months and 13 days ago)

Jun 11, 2012

WORKERS could be forced to walk to meetings and motorists automatically blamed for car accidents involving cyclists under a "frightening" raft of proposals set out by health chiefs. full story

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Scary new health laws to make us all exercise more

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