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East Lothian bar manager with 'volatile temperament' granted alcohol licence

Gareth Fender told licensing chiefs he was a changed man who has been sober for more than three years as he asked for the chance to hold a personal licence to sell alcohol

Edinburgh Live

Northumbria NHS trust sees huge rise in women taking cocaine while pregnant - and they're urged to tell midwife

Cases detecting cocaine in pregnancy at Northumbria Healthcare have risen from just three women in 2017 to 47 in 2021

Chronicle Live

People to be fined up to £1,000 for drinking or taking drugs in Ashton town centre

People have complained to the council about ‘intoxicated individuals’ consuming alcohol and ‘other substances’

Manchester Evening News

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‘My next album’s feel-good factor will be HIGH!’ - Kylie Minogue on writing hits and her new alcohol-free wine

Kylie talks to Fiona McCarthy about making her own home studio, her plans for a new record and tour, and why she’s making a splash in the world of wine

Evening Standard

Wastewater drug report not an accurate representation of SA's substance problems, advocates say

The SA Network of Drug and Alcohol Services says the survey inaccurately represents the state's biggest problems.

ABC News

Heartbroken fiancée issues warning after partner's death in Langley Mill crash

An inquest found that Joseph Haslam was not wearing a seatbelt

Nottingham Post

Drink drive deaths double in Scotland as Glasgow marks the highest rates in the country

A report from Transport Scotland published today shows there were 20 fatalities in Scotland in 2020 compared with 10 in 2010, as the Scottish drink drive limit was lowered in December 2014 from 80mg of alcohol in 100ml of blood to 50mg.

Glasgow Live

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New Broadmead shop applies for alcohol licence to sell gin

It was formerly a Kurt Geiger

Bristol Post

UK households could pay entire energy bills by making one change

Many of us are trying to save money amid soaring energy bills and the worsening cost of living crisis

Liverpool Echo

Extension of alcohol licensing laws 'regressive and harmful', IMO says

The organisation accused the Government of not having a coherent policy on alcohol

Irish Mirror

In France, the tough debate about hunting and alcohol

In just the month of October in France, a 67-year-old woman died in Brittany, a 33-year-old mother and her two children were shot in the legs in the Rhône region, and a 62-year-old mushroom picker was shot in the abdomen and had to be helicoptered to Marseille.

The Conversation

Expert advises how to get fake blood and glitter out of your carpet this Halloween

An expert has offered advice to parents looking to get fake blood, face paint and glitter out of the carpet amid the fun and chaos of Halloween, with no need to despair over spooky stains and spills

Daily Mirror

Major change to alcohol sale hours in Tesco, SuperValu, Lidl, Dunnes, and other supermarkets

The new proposals are expected to give a much-needed boost to Ireland's night-time economy

Dublin Live

Australian Crime Intelligence Commission releases latest findings from wastewater drug monitoring program

Methylamphetamine consumption has risen across Australia while the use of other drugs has dropped, according to the latest results from national wastewater analysis.

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Daily Mirror

Final moments of tragic child mummies plied with drugs and booze before being sacrificed

Three young children, as young as four-years-old, were plied with considerable amounts of coca and alcohol before they were sacrificed around 500 years ago

Daily Mirror

Bride and groom branded 'tacky' for holding wedding at a winery - but banning alcohol

A bride and groom have been criticised as 'tacky' for holding their wedding at a winery - because they banned alcohol without telling any of the guests ahead of time

The Canberra Times

'Worthy of commendation': Axe-wielding, COVID-infected culprit released

The offender appealed his jail term and was re-sentenced to a fully suspended term.

Irish Mirror

Big change coming for alcohol sale hours in supermarkets like SuperValu, Tesco and more

The likes of Supervalu, Tesco, Dunnes and more will be able to sell alcohol from 10.30am on Sundays

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Daily Record

Price of pint could hit £7 and 'become the norm', warns Scots brewer

An industry expert says bigger cities could be hit especially hard by increasing alcohol prices.

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‘Alcogenic society’: Australian hospitals see steep rise in severe alcohol-related disease

With alcohol-induced deaths at their highest rate in 10 years, one doctor says a quarter of his hospital’s ICU resources are being used to treat the illness

Dublin Live

Pubs and nightclubs opening hours: Everything you need to know as Cabinet approves new rules

Changes coming to the opening hours of pubs and clubs across Dublin

Manchester Evening News

Things you can and cannot do if you are going to Qatar for the World Cup

What you need to know about Qatar's rules on alcohol, drugs, dress code and more

Dublin Live

Irish nightclubs to stay open until 6am under new licensing laws to be approved today

There will be a special new licence that will allow alcohol to be served in licensed venues and nightclubs until 5am, with one further hour’s drinking-up time

Irish Mirror

Irish pubs opening hours overhaul means pints can soon be served until 6am

Pubs will be open until half twelve every night of the week, clubbers can drink in a nightclub up to six in the morning and late bars will all serve until 2:30am under new laws to be agreed by ministers on Tuesday morning

Daily Mirror

Drunk blames Ukraine war for his heavy drinking after crashing £70,000 Audi into home

Ivan Kluka rammed his £70,000 Audi into the front of a home, causing £120,000 damage after drinking heavily but the dad-of-two said Russia's invasion of Ukraine worsened his boozing problem as he feared for friends in the country

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