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MP's emotional direct plea to the public to help save lives as drownings become a 'national emergency'
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MPs fall silent as names of drowning victims read out amid calls for Sam's Law
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Save Lives for Sam campaign: A grieving dad says the latest horrifying drownings 'cut deep'
Sitting on a bench overlooking the spot where his 16-year-son drowned Simon Haycock told how it’s the little things that torment him. “It’s the daft things you miss, him phoning me every five minutes. He used to blow my phone up every day, wanting to know where I am, then all of a sudden the phone was quiet - that took some getting used to that,” he told The Mirror.
New Deal moment needed to tackle 'Neets' crisis, Lord Blunkett suggests
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Jay Slater's mum sleeps in his bed ahead of tragic England World Cup anniversary
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Minister refuses to rule out temperature limits in schools after May heatwave
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Pro-US conservative faces leftist in Peru's high-stakes presidential runoff
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Parents face 'messy' wait for social media ban despite huge announcement planned
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Save Lives for Sam campaign: Stop a whole classroom of children dying every year
The Mirror is today launching our 'Save Lives for Sam' campaign to stop the “catastrophic” deaths of 33 children who drown in England every year - “the equivalent of a classroom of children lost’. Drowning in the UK has become an "epidemic" and a "national emergency," campaigners say, as we all join forces today to urge the Government to take urgent action. The UK has seen a horrifying death toll of 19 children and adults killed in water related incidents during one week, in a...