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A British teenager says she is "very, very lucky" to be alive after being dragged underwater by a 10-foot crocodile and almost losing her leg.

A british teenager who was attacked by a crocodile while on holiday in zambia is recovering in hospital in london. the 18—year—old said she was very, very lucky to be alive. she was white water rafting with friends on the zambezi river near the victoria falls when the crocodile bit her leg and tried to drag under the water. our correspondent has the details. it's not many people who can say they've escaped from a crocodile attack. but amelie osborn—smith has done that on a trip to zambia. she says her foot was in the croc�*s mouth. when the accident happened, i fully accepted the fact ...

Amelie Osborn-Smith, 18, reflected on the attack: "Your life can be over so quickly."

Of the homicides in this country. the question for the government is notiust_ the question for the government is notjust over the plans the question for the government is not just over the plans today but the money they have taken out of the system, _ the money they have taken out of the system, millions of pounds taken out of the _ system, millions of pounds taken out of the system over the years and that has— of the system over the years and that has caused a lot of the problems. what do you think of the government's drugs plan — we're really interested to hear your view particularly if ...

Labour would say this is too little, too late, they point to figures saying that class a drug use has gone up quite a lot under a tory government and the drug debts are at a record high. the debate here is quite different forfrom a record high. the debate here is quite different for from where it is in the united states for example, where we have a lot of states legalising drugs.— where we have a lot of states legalising drugs. thank you very much, legalising drugs. thank you very much. adam. — legalising drugs. thank you very much, adam, sorry— legalising drugs. thank you very much, ada...