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A number of police officers from the West Midlands force were taken ill in a very short space of time and on the advice of health agencies we had to treat it as a potentially serious and unknown incident," he said.
Just four weeks after signing with Hayemaker, Price is flying in the gym under the tutelage of former amateur coach Franny Smith and insists that even his closest friends and family will be surprised in how much his style has changed in such a short space of time.
First Minister Rhodri Morgan, who officially opened the new bakery in October, said: "I'm pleased to hear of the Village Bakery's international success in such a short space of time.
 
 
 
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