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Chief Insp John Barnes of the road police team said: "It's very difficult for these troops to readapt into routine ways after bravely fighting for our country in Afghanistan and Iraq so together with Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service and the North East Air Ambulance we are hoping to guide these soldiers back into driving on the region's roads.
Expenditures are being completely revised in order to readapt the spending of the state, the public sector in general, and the real sector," Minister Stavreski said.
 
 
 
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