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derek holland has ben sentenced to three—and—a—half years in prison and disqualified for driving forand high—risk drinking. the study was published in the journal bmc public health. professor george ploubidis is from university college london's centre for longitudinal studies. he contributed to the study. hejoins me now. professor, thank you for your time joining us on bbc new us. so, just to give our viewers an idea of the scope of this study, it is looking at a cohort of adults born in 1970s is that right?— in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, _ in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank - in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank you - in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank you for i in 1970s is that right? correct. - good morning, thank you for having me, that study based on the well—known british 1970 birth cohort. it's a study following the lives of ability 17,000 individuals born in 1970. this data comes from the survey and when the cohort was aged 46—48. the finding is about a third of our participants, a representative sample of t

the damning words of sussex police after derek holland drove his lorry straight into the back of the those incidents involved him utilising his mobile phone on his windscreen in a cradle, his personal phone, nothing to do with work. there were occasions when he put his seat belt on while driving, and used his elbow to guide the steering wheel as he is eating a piece of fruit. and really, the footage is quite shocking. the aa want more police in cars and greater education in a bid to make texting and driving as socially unacceptable as drink—driving, with the consequences being just as deadly. in 2016, thomas croker crashed his lorry while changing the music on his phone. he killed a mother and three young children. i think it is far too common. unfortunately, every day at roadpeace we are supporting people who have been bereaved or suffered life changing injuries off the back of dangerous or reckless driving. i think people don't realise looking at your phone you are just as distracted, whether it is hands—free or hand—held, you are just as distracted as being over the drink—drive li

derek a. williams fox news. well some cruise lines are adjusting policies about mixed vaccines for travelers. reports say that hollandca, norwegian princess cruises and world caribbean are among those changing their vaccination policy. the policy changes mean that passengers who get two different types of vaccines mixed together may not be considered vaccinated for travel. but there are exceptions. if you had a pfizer and moderna m rna mix that could be acceptable and most cruise ships will stay docked in florida following a saturday ruling from a federal appeals court. the ruling reverses a lower court decision that challenge the cdc's regulations that band cruise ship operations. the cdc's says the rules are designed to prevent covid outbreaks on ships where passengers and crew stay in close quarters and make frequent stops at foreign ports before that decision came down a disney cruise ships set sail on saturday out of port canaveral, florida on a test voyage. the company claims the test will help it decide whether it's safe to resume regular sailings. all the passengers are disney employees who volunteer here to