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"Pete Doherty has cancelled three upcoming festival performances after entering rehab. The ex-Libertines man will now not play his planned shows at Scotland&amp;#039;s T in the Park, the Czech Republic&amp;#039;s Rock for People and Portugal&amp;#039;s Super Bock Super Rock. Escorted by his manager Andy Boyd, Doherty entered The Cabin in Chiang Mai, Thailand yesterday (June 26). The Cabin&amp;#039;s programme director Alastair Mordey said: &amp;quot;I think Pete&amp;#039;s decision to come to The Cabin indicates his desire to enter a truly effective treatment programme far away from the distractions and chaos of life in the UK. &amp;quot;Also I think he&amp;#039;s probably seen enough of the clinical environment of most western centres and wants to experience life in full colour again.&amp;quot; At The Cabin, Doherty will undergo cognitive behavioural therapy, workshops in mindfulness and mind mapping, and a secularised version of the Twelve Steps. The facility also said it was likely that Doherty would undertake a tailored exercise programme including activities like yoga and elephant trekking. Watch The Libertines&amp;#039; &amp;#039;Can&amp;#039;t Stand Me Now&amp;#039; music video below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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