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FOOTIE pundit Dean
Saunders left jail yesterday
after serving one day of his
10-week term for refusing
to give a breath sample.
The ex-Liverpool player
was bailed to appeal as
police bodycam footage of
his arrest was released.
Saunders, 55, was pulled
over in Chester on May 10.
In the footage, an officer
says: “Your driving is atro-
cious, have you had any
alcohol?” and Saunders
says: “I’ve had one pint.”
An officer comments on
how he can “hardly stand”
and as it is explained he
must take a test, Saunders
asks: “Am I getting in more
trouble by not doing it?”
The CPS confirmed
Saunders got uncondi-
tional bail and was freed
from HMP Altcourse.
His team claims he had
two pints, which inter-
acted with medication.
The appeal is in October.

BY JENNY KIRKHAM

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GLUM FLY

WITH ME

Wayne and

Coleen at

airport in

Washington

Roo are coming

home with me..

TICKET TO RIDE Coleen at the check-in desk

NEW HOME

FIXTURE The

couple load car

CONDITIONS look turbulent as Coleen

Rooney marches hubby Wayne through the

airport in Washington for a flight home.

The Derby County-bound footballer, 33, has

been in the doghouse after being spotted

chatting to two mystery women on nights out.

As they touched down removal teams were

busy at their Washington house yesterday.

Wayne will leave DC United at the end of

the current Major League Soccer campaign

but Coleen, 33, and their four kids are already

based back in the UK. She flew to the US on

Monday to help him start boxing stuff up.

And with her wedding band back on after a

few days of being snapped ring-free, he looks

to have avoided being sent packing.

by Antibiotic Research UK, which

called the crisis “the biggest health

problem facing humanity”.

It added: “Antibiotics are not a

silver bullet that solves everything

• but GPs are being threatened
  with violence by patients for not
  handing them out.”
  Dame Sally is to stand down
  next month and become a special
  envoy on antimicrobial resistance.
  [email protected]
  @lucethornton

before climate change does. We are

under-investing in sorting it out.”

Wide use of the drugs in agricul-

ture is seen as part of the problem.

Dame Sally, England’s chief medi-

cal officer, said: “The UK should not

be importing meat if antibiotics

have been misused in rearing

animals.” Her warnings were backed

have replacement hips or all sorts

of surgery without risking infection.

“Yet overuse of antibiotics not

just in humans but in animals may

render them ineffective. We risk

going back to the pre-antibiotic era.

“Now we’re getting bacteria resis-

tant to multiple drugs. We’re doing

this to ourselves. It could kill us

BY LUCY THORNTON

SUPERBUGS ‘MAY KILL US

BEFORE CLIMATE CHANGE’

ANTIBIOTIC resistance could

wipe out the human race before

climate change does, the

Government’s chief medical

adviser warned yesterday.

Prof Dame Sally Davies called for

action to tackle the “catastrophic

threat” from untreatable superbugs.

“At least 10 million people could

die every year if we don’t get on top

of this,” she said. “Antibiotics under-

pin modern medicine. You cannot

Chief medic in antibiotics alert