31.   Trading Standards officers say the case tragically illustrates the dangers of buying second hand electrical goods.

32.   Trading standards officers say some of the tapes carry false eighteen classifications.

33.   Officers say prosecutions are likely and anyone found guilty under the Video Recordings Act faces fines of up to twenty thousand pounds per tape.

34.   Welfare officers say exams are not the only pressure.

35.   Trading Standards officers say that counterfeit goods will be seized... and traders will face prosecution.

36.   Trading standards officers say the hot brush styler, made in the Far East has faulty insulation which has exposed live wires.

37.   But prison officers say it would be impossible to enforce.

38.   Trading Standards officers say anyone using the mower risks electrocution.

39.   But senior officers say they need help from the rural community.

40.   Prison officers say there are plans to re-open a Victorian jail which was mothballed nearly a year ago.