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Sturgeon vows to ‘carefully consider’ issues in alcohol advertising consultation

First minister insists there is evidence that adverts which glamorise drinking could lead to 'over-consumption of alcohol'

Insider UK

Nicola Sturgeon insists 'nobody is telling Scots not to drink' as ministers consider booze ads ban

The First Minister was warned a crackdown on alcohol advertising could damage Scotland's world famous drinks industry.

Daily Record

Jockey Oisin Murphy secures ride in £1.25 million race on comeback from 14-month ban

The three-time champion jockey Oisin Murphy's suspension for misleading the BHA when he broke Covid rules in 2020 and failing two alcohol breath tests is due to expire next week

Daily Mirror

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Can a Brita filter make cheap booze taste better?

A Twin Cities bartender helps us find out if the TikTok trend is a brilliant hack or all hype.

Tribune News Service

Shop caught selling cigarettes to children and lighting them on CCTV

The shop which sold alcohol and unsafe e-cigs to underage children had its licence stripped

Liverpool Echo

Alcohol bans return to NT Indigenous communities, with $250 million federal assistance

Alcohol bans will be reimposed in Northern Territory communities, in a victory for Anthony Albanese over a reluctant territory government.

The Conversation

Drinks firms make plea over advertising ban

Open letter to MSPs warns that current proposals under consultation would destroy the industry

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NT reinstates alcohol bans in effort to curb crime surge in Alice Springs

Federal government agreed to $250m in additional funding for measures including youth engagement programs and job creation

The Guardian - AU

Alcohol bans to return in Northern Territory

Alcohol bans will be reinstated in central Australia, banning the sale of alcohol to Aboriginal people in town camps and remote communities.

The New Daily

Alcohol bans to return amid Alice Springs crime crisis, but key funding recommendation not addressed

Take-away alcohol will again be banned in town camps in Alice Springs and remote communities, six months after the Intervention-era restrictions were rolled back.

ABC News

Pleas for grog ban in crime-stricken Alice Springs

Country Liberal Party senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price will push to reinstate alcohol bans in central Australia, making an impassioned plea to the government.

AAP

Drinking and suicide: How alcohol use increases risks, and what can be done about it

Nearly half of us know someone who ended their life by suicide. Worldwide, 700,000 people die by suicide each year. In Canada, 12 people die by suicide each day — and another 200 attempt suicide. While the prevalence and destructiveness of suicide is clear, much less is known about why…

The Conversation

Police officer sacked after turning up to work twice the drink-drive limit

He was also six times the limit allowed for an on-duty officer

Wales Online

Mount Isa 'overwhelmed' with NT itinerants in wake of Alice Springs alcohol crackdown

More people are crossing the border after recent crackdowns on alcohol consumption in Alice Springs, with leaders in Mount Isa saying itinerants from the NT are exhausting local resources.

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Man, 26, diagnosed with 'incurable cancer' warns of signs to look for

He initially thought his issues were alcohol related

Wales Online

Concerns raised over location of new drug rehab centre in Llanelli

Residents have voiced concerns as the centre is near a playground and popular tourist attraction

The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘She said she was off alcohol, then smashed through four glasses of wine’

Suraiya, 27, a trader, meets Gary, 30, a TV producer.

ABC News

Alice Springs ED doctor says key to youth crime wave solution is to move past 'politics of alcohol'

Emergency doctor Stephen Gourley warns that focusing only on alcohol and not the reasons why people drink — poverty, housing, education and jobs — will not fix the issues plaguing Alice Springs and the rest of the nation.

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Experts say earlier FASD diagnosis a key step in tackling Alice Springs youth crime wave

As debate rages over a youth crime wave in Alice Springs, those on the front lines say this major issue can no longer go "hugely neglected".

Orlando Sentinel

Florida moves to revoke Orlando event venue's liquor license after drag queen show

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Plaza Live, an Orlando event venue that came under state scrutiny for hosting an all-age drag queen performance in December, could lose its ability to sell alcohol, according to a complaint filed Friday by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

Al Jazeera

Infographic: A global look at cancer

In 2020, more than 18 million people around the world were diagnosed with cancer.

Daily Mirror

Young man, 26, diagnosed with incurable cancer after having trouble weeing while drunk

Phil Dobson from Blyth first noticed something wasn’t right when he had trouble passing urine in July 2021, but initially believed it was due to alcohol before severe pain in his bladder left him in A&E

Manchester Evening News

Man who turned up to court drunk for brutal airport attack told to 'grow up and sort your life out' - by his own barrister

Liam Roof, 25, and James Robson, 26, took part in a drunken brawl at Manchester Airport's bus station as members of the public walked by

Daily Mirror

'Our neighbourhood is now a drunken, drugged up 24-hour party place not fit for humans'

People living in Fallowfield Brow, a district in south Manchester, are worried that a new off licence store selling alcohol may make the problems they face daily in the area even worse

The Guardian - AU

‘We have to come together’: alcohol bans alone won’t fix Alice Springs’ problems

Restrictions have had success but an Aboriginal health group warns the ‘underlying drivers of destructive drinking’ must be dealt with

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