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against the county lines networks that are preying on these users. you ve got to invest in rehabilitation, everybody who knows about drugs trials, 300,000 people, their lives are chaotic and they need to be taken off drugs, put into rehab, but you ve also got to come down hard on the gangsters who are making hell of people s lives. we want everyone to be able to grow up in safer streets, everybody to have the right to have a safe community to grow up in. the leader of the labour party, sir keir starmer, said drug problems in the uk had got worse during the conservatives time in government. we need to look at the plans in detail when we see them in detail. but there is no doubt that the drug problem has got a lot worse in the last 10 years, particularly issues like drug related deaths and the county lines, which are destroying lives. and the question for the government is not just about the plans today, but the money they have taken out of the system, millions and millions of pounds ha
who use drugs at nightclubs and dinner parties by taking away their passports and driving licences. daniel sandford, bbc news, westminster. the uk prime minister borisjohnson has been addressing questions about tackling problem drug users and the county lines networks. what is new is that we are putting a lot more investment, number one, into tackling the 300,000 problem drugs users who drive more than half of the acquisitive crime and half of the homicides in this country. crime has been coming down overall in the last couple of years but we are seeing a lot of problems caused by these 300,000 problem drug users and what we are doing is ramping up our campaign against the county lines networks that are preying on these users. you ve got to invest in rehabilitation, everybody who knows about drugs trials, 300,000 people, their lives are chaotic and they need to be taken off drugs, put into rehab, but you ve also got to come down hard on the gangsters who are making a hell
the homicides in this country. crime has been coming down overall in the last couple of years but we are seeing a lot of problems caused by these 300,000 problem drug users are what we are doing is ramping up our campaign against the county lines networks that are preying on these users. you ve got to invest in rehabilitation, everybody who knows about drugs trials, 300,000 people, their lives are chaotic and they need to be taken off drugs, put into rehab, but you ve also got to come down hard on the gangsters who are making a of people s lives. we want everyone to be able to grow up in safer streets, everybody to have the right to have a safe community to grow up in and too many people have their lives blighted by these county lines gangs so you ve got to do two things at once, be tougher in the county lines gangs, tougher on the criminals who are doing it but you