The interior minister has taken both a breathalyser and blood test in an effort to prove his sobriety.

The interior minister has taken both a breathalyser and blood test in an effort to prove his sobriety.
This was “not an isolated case”, noted the environment ministry after a film showed a horse collapsing and then being hit by the coachman.
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