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Brits feel pressured to have a pint at the airport - even if they don't want to

New research looking into UK drinking habits has found that some Brits feel pressured to have a pint or alcoholic drink at the airport before flights

Daily Mirror

Wigan council using 'covert surveillance' to crack down on crime

Wigan Council use covert surveillance to investigate incidents of fly tipping, underage sales or alcohol and tobacco and anti-social matters

Manchester Evening News

The 'synthetic alcohol' that could be available in Ireland in five years - and will end hangovers

he new molecular compound, which has been named Alcarelle, was created by in the UK

Irish Mirror

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Michael Healy Rae blasts calls for new safe drinking advice and says friend lived to 108 drinking whiskey every night

The Kerry TD and publican says those suggesting it need to get themselves examined

Irish Mirror

WA leaders call for support in youth crime crisis after Anthony Albanese's Alice Springs visit

The prime minister's visit to Alice Springs this week has left leaders across the border in WA questioning whether the same national attention would help solve their region's youth crime problem.

ABC News

Northern Territory's electoral commission could poll remote communities on alcohol bans, chief minister says

The Northern Territory's electoral commission could be enlisted to conduct ballots on returning alcohol bans to remote Indigenous communities, under a plan floated to help deal with escalating violence in Central Australia.

ABC News

Beneath the Alice Springs 'crime wave' are complex issues – and a lot of politics

The supposed dimensions of the “crisis” in Alice Springs have been exhaustively portrayed in the media, both nationally and in the Northern Territory. The stories abound: shopfront windows repeatedly broken, groups of young children wandering the streets at night, and defenceless elderly residents struck down during violent robberies of their…

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LSU students slam university’s response to Madison Brooks’ alleged rape and death: ‘Completely failed’

University’s Feminists in Action criticse president William F Tate’s response to the alleged sexual assault of the 19-year-old

The Independent UK

Solicitor explains why pubs can still ask for ID when selling alcohol-free pints

Under 18s can purchase low or non-alcoholic pints in pubs, but bartenders can still ask for ID because of one rule.

Daily Record

James Dolan defends use of creepy facial recognition, says he may ban liquor at MSG in bizarre interview

This was an incredibly bizarre interview.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jill Stark was the 'poster girl for sobriety' but her relationship with alcohol was rocky

After a devastating New Year's Eve, Jill quit drinking. The experience inspired her first book, but her journey with alcohol wasn't over.

ABC News

Madison Brooks timeline: From Baton Rouge bar to alleged rape and death, what happened to the LSU student?

Nineteen-year-old allegedly sexually assaulted while intoxicated before being hit by car near Baton Rouge

The Independent UK

Government urged to follow Canada's example and advise people to drink two pints a week maximum

New guidelines on safe drinking from Canadian health authorities recommend less than two drinks a week

Irish Mirror

East Lothian hotel allowed to sell alcohol at breakfast - but not with bacon rolls

Councillors debated whether a bacon roll would qualify as a breakfast 'meal' and imposed a two glass maximum on early bird drinkers

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Mum must wear electronic 'sobriety tag' after driving kids while 'heavily intoxicated'

Rhian Hughes will wear an electronic 'sobriety tag' as a 'punishment' after she was tested three times the drink-driving limit as she drove herself and children home

The Guardian - AU

Grog bans return: what is going on in Alice Springs and how did we get here?

Locals say the rise in social unrest and violence is the result of years of punitive policies and neglect in housing, health and welfare

Fortune

Card games and 5 other things you can do to slow down memory decline, according to major 10-year study

Almost 30,000 people took part in the research.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United's Joelinton fined £29k and banned from roads for drink-driving

The Brazilian midfielder told police he'd had two glasses of wine before betting behind the wheel of his Mercedes in the early hours of the morning

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Why you may still be asked for ID when buying low and no-alcohol drinks

Any drink below 0.5% ABV is not classed as alcohol so relevant ‘underage laws’ do not apply

The Independent UK

Newcastle star Joelinton fined £29,000 after admitting drink driving

The Brazilian failed a breath test which showed he had 43mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath when the legal limit is 35mg

The Independent UK

Newcastle United star Joelinton fined £29,000 after admitting drink driving

The Brazilian failed a breath test which showed he had 43mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath when the legal limit is 35mg.

WEKU

This drinks festival doesn't have alcohol. That's why hundreds of people came

One of the hottest tickets in Washington, D.C., was to a festival that was all about drinking and having fun — but not about booze.

Chronicle Live

Thousands of people in Gateshead in need of help with drug or alcohol abuse

A new health report estimates more than 5,000 people require help with alcohol or drug-related addiction.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow woman who thought she had heart issue shocked after Chronic Kidney Disease diagnosis

Angela Riley, who has type 2 diabetes, was forced to take ill health retirement from her job as an addiction worker, where she helped people with alcohol and drug problems after her diagnosis.

ABC News

Alice Springs town camp residents consider impact of alcohol bans following PM's crisis visit

With a report expected to be delivered to the prime minister as to whether alcohol bans should be reinstated in town camps and remote communities, residents set to be impacted by the decision are speaking out.

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