Northern Irish plan drink drive change    • Drink drive limit
could drop to 50mg/100ml   • Even lower limit for younger
drivers   • UK Government rejected lower limit earlier this year
Northern Ireland is considering lowering its drink-drive limit
to reduce the number of deaths and seriously injured on the
country's roads.  Northern Ireland environment minister Alex
Attwood says he wants to cut the limit from its current level of
80mg/100ml to 50mg/100ml. There would be another, lower, limit
of 20mg/100ml for young drivers and people who earn their living
from driving.  If the proposals are passed there will be
different drink driving laws in different parts of the UK for
the first time.  Attwood said that over the past five years, 75
people had been killed and 463 seriously injured by drivers
impaired on drink or drugs.  'This is totally unacceptable and I
am determined to do what I can to tackle this issue once and for
all,' Attwood said.  'I have listened to the public on this.
There is widespread public s