'My two beautiful sons died from ecstasy overdoses - we need to regulate drugs'

Deaths linked to ecstasy and cocaine are at their highest level since records began, according to a new report by academics from Durham University, advice service The Loop and drugs think tank Volte Face.Ray Lakeman - whose two sons Jacques, 20, and Torin, 19, died after taking "five to six times" the lethal dose of ecstasy - tells Sky News why he is fighting for drug regulations to be rewritten.On 3 December 2014 I was due to travel to London.