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Children sleeping at Tesco.


CHILDREN as young as ten have been sleeping rough outside a Worcester supermarket while their parents believed they were safely tucked up in bed.

The alarming news has come to light after one youngster was almost run over by a passing car early one morning near to the Tesco supermarket in the St Peter's area of the city.

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, St Peter's Youth Club's treasurer - who also works at Tesco St Peter's - said she heard that three children had fallen asleep on the roof of the store, which shuts at midnight on weekdays and earlier at the weekends. She said: "It's alarming really to think children are out and about at that time. With the parents not knowing where they were, anything could happen." Police are now challenging city parents by asking them whether they really know where their children are when they say they are staying at a friend's.
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Publication:Birmingham Mail (England)
Date:Oct 23, 2006
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