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Jamie Laing's sister Emily says she tried to take her own life amid alcohol struggle

Emily Laing, sister of Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing, opened up about the mental health struggles she experienced while battling an alcohol addiction

Daily Mirror

Primal Scream's Martin Duffy died ‘penniless and abandoned by bandmates' inquest hears

In December 2022, Primal Scream star Martin Duffy died after drinking two bottles of wine before he fell backwards and suffered catastrophic head injuries

Daily Mirror

'I convinced myself I wasn't an alcoholic until I caught myself doing something awful'

Charlotte Southall, from Lytham, Lancashire, realised she had to confront her alcohol problem one morning when things got out of hand

Daily Mirror

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No additional time in jail over drowning of four-year-old Vogue Elers, court rules

Vogue's family had called the sentence 'unacceptable' and urged prosecutors to appeal.

Newcastle Herald

Regulate liquor sensibly

Attempts by the Public Health Ministry to propose a new draft law to intensify limits on alcohol consumption have caused a commotion.

Bangkok Post

Tuebrook off-licence could face restrictions after council review

The business could be sanctioned by Liverpool Council

Liverpool Echo

'Bold' Nottinghamshire Police becomes first force in Europe to introduce breathalyser technology with facial recognition

The devices aim to reduce reoffending and "prevent crime before it happens"

Nottingham Post

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‘Once I picked up a drink I couldn’t stop’: Former Leeds and Reading manager Brian McDermott opens up on his alcohol addiction, getting sober and a new found peace

McDermott describes in detail how he first started drinking while at Arsenal in the 1970s and couldn't stop

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Adulterated cider has killed 30 in Russia, dozens more sick - local officials

Thirty people have died in western Russia in the last few days after drinking adulterated cider and dozens more have fallen ill, local officials said on Tuesday.

Reuters

"I didn't know how it was going to end": Woman, 35, says confronting drinking problem gave her a family

“Every time I drank it was like playing Russian roulette."

Manchester Evening News

Alcohol industry lobbyists misrepresented evidence in bid to influence Australian policy, study finds

Industry submissions on harm reduction plan at times misused evidence, academics say, but health minister says there’s ‘no suggestion’ the strategy was influenced

The Guardian - AU

Ex-Chelsea and Premier League wonderkid now homeless aged 32 amid battle with alcohol

Jacob Mellis was previously a highly-rated Chelsea youngster, getting run outs in the Champions League, but battles with alcohol and early retirement have left him homeless

Daily Mirror

New village bistro planning to serve alcohol faces opposition over parking and noise from locals

The venue wants to sell alcohol until 11pm

Nottingham Post

Adulterated cider kills 16 in Russia, dozens sick

At least 16 people have died and dozens more have fallen ill after drinking adulterated cider in western Russia's Ulyanovsk region, local officials said on Monday.

Reuters

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Edinburgh Live

We tried Edinburgh's first authentic alcohol free Turkish restaurant

We were absolute bowled over not only by the traditional Turkish menu but also by the service and the delicious non-alcoholic beverages. The venue is perfect for all diners, from couples to large families.

Manchester Evening News

Inside the Trafford Centre cocktail bar that's home to Vimto with an adult twist

The broad menu also offers a range of non-alcoholic drinks too

Daily Mirror

Where Destiny's Child are now from $2billion tour to alcohol addiction and depression

Destiny's Child, comprised of the final trio Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, was one of the most successful girl groups of the nineties and early noughties.

Bangkok Post

Move Foward floats lifting booze ban on Buddhist holidays

Key figures in the election-winning Move Forward Party (MFP) have voiced their opposition to the government's ban on alcohol sales on important Buddhism-related holidays, saying it limits freedom.

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Tourists test whether all-inclusive hotels really do water down 'free' booze

The resorts are a firm favourite with people looking for a stress-free getaway - without the hassle of finding restaurants to book or cooking - but many claim the free drinks are weakened with water

The Hindu

Doctor reports to duty in an ‘inebriated’ state: DHO submits report

Chickmagaluru District Health Officer Dr. S.N. Umesh submitted his report to the department regarding allegations against a gynecologist reporting to work in an inebriated state. However, the department has not conducted the required medical test to verify if he had consumed alcohol.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: School presentation about drugs upsets highly sensitive boy

The 6-year-old cries in class, has to go home after magician’s lesson on the hazards of substance abuse.

Liverpool Echo

Council to make decision on supermarkets' alcohol licence future

Two Liverpool sites could face restrictions on their alcohol licence

Bangkok Post

Small firms eye booze lift

Small breweries and local distilleries are hopeful of a bright future if the Move Forward Party forms a coalition government and pushes changes to liberalise the alcohol industry as promised.

The Independent UK

Alcohol dependency in adolescence linked with depression risk – study

Researchers also found that drinking large amounts of alcohol regularly did not predict the risk of depression.

ABC News

In Queensland, alcohol delivery services don't have to check for ID or have drivers with RSAs. That could soon change

With concerns about ease of access for underage and binge drinkers, the Queensland government has opened consultations on how regulations impacting the industry could change.

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