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backing for downgrading ecstasy

Government experts could back plans to downgrade Ecstasy to a Class B drug

Government experts could back plans to downgrade Ecstasy to a Class B drug

By James Slack and Steve Doughty
Last updated at 3:27 AM on 25th November 2008

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A move to soften the law on Ecstasy could be backed by Government experts today.

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