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Dad linked to £500 M&S meat raid after blunder during burglary

Dad smashed way into Starbucks with hammer a week later and dragged baristas around by their hair

Liverpool Echo

New Bristol-based orange and vanilla spiced rum business delivering across the city

The business has received a licence to sell alcohol from Bristol City Council

Bristol Post

Falkirk visitor centre gets early licence to help tourists buy Kelpie souvenirs

The visitor centre beside the famous sculptures will now be able to sell alcohol from 10am.

Daily Record

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Number of alcohol-related deaths in West Lothian remain worryingly high

The number of deaths due to alcohol sit higher than higher than before the pandemic

Daily Record

Consett bar 'linked to serious crime' loses bid to stay open to 4am

Police and council officials took action last year to ensure Chaplains on Front Street shortened its opening hours

Chronicle Live

How to maximise your heart health now to avoid problems in later life

Diet and exercise are key to a healthier ticker, say the experts

Wales Online

Police fears over cheap trebles at Newcastle bar Bijoux as it bids to attract more student drinkers

Mosley Street bar Bijoux wants to extend its £3 treble prices to its upstairs floors and insists the move will lead to a “de-intensification” of activity on the Diamond Strip

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Changes you can make now to protect your heart in your 60s

Experts explain how diet, exercise and lifestyle can impact your heart health. By Katie Wright.

The Independent UK

Mental health policies for drug users not being followed in Scotland, say experts

Health services not using correct procedures to help those with drug and alcohol problems, commission finds

The Guardian - UK

WA's banned drinkers register to be overhauled as figures reveal less than 200 people on list

A drug and alcohol service in WA's north says the government's focus on punitive restrictions will do little to reduce excessive drinking in remote corners of the state.

ABC News

WA plans hardline banned drinkers register

The West Australian government plans to tighten the rules for a banned drinkers register in the north and make it mandatory for liquor retailers to check ID.

AAP

Hayden Panettiere recalls ‘horrifying’ moment her daughter asked to call other women ‘Mommy’

The actor relinquished custody of her seven-year-old daughter Kaya in 2018 due to alcohol and opioid addiction

The Independent UK

Doctor explains why filling up on one kind of meal could help prevent hangovers after nights out

And it's all to do with mixing alcohol with diet drinks.

Irish Mirror

'Bossman' Pudsey shop keeper denies using code word to sell booze and cigarettes to children

Syed Jabbar Ahmed says the allegations and false and based on racism

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Tribune News Service

At this recovery center, police cope with the mental health costs of the job

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. — Ken Beyer can’t think of a day in the past few months when his phone didn’t flutter with calls, text messages and emails from a police department, a sheriff’s office, or a fire station seeking help for an employee. A patrol officer threatening to kill…

Manchester Evening News

Young man, 20, died in 'tragic accident' from lethal drug cocktail

Dylan Matson was found dead in his Trafford flat in March

Tribune News Service

Consumer Health: Addiction and recovery

September is National Recovery Month, a national observation in partnership between the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and Faces & Voices of Recovery.

Liverpool Echo

Study shows drinking two pints a day may ward off dementia

The study was carried out by an Australian research team

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The Conversation

Why suicide prevention support is crucial for people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is a lifelong disability that affects the brain and body of people prenatally exposed to alcohol. New research is backing concerns raised by the FASD community about the high rates of suicidality among people with FASD.

Daily Record

Police issue tyre warning as Scots man arrested following serious road collision

A 29 year-old man was arrested at the scene of the incident and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.

The Times of India

Liquor sale at Delhi airport's domestic terminals likely to resume soon

NEW DELHI: Liquor sale at the domestic terminals of the Delhi airport is likely to resume soon as city government has been offered a few shops to open alcohol vends there, officials said on Tuesday. The airport authorities have offered the shops to the Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation…

The Independent UK

‘Poisoned’ in the womb, untreated conditions and orphaned: Nikolas Cruz had a horror start to life but does it matter in trial?

Jurors are learning more about the early life of Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz from his apparent exposure to alcohol in the womb, the deaths of his adoptive parents and his behavioural and emotional problems. But will it make any difference in their decision to sentence him to life in prison…

Daily Mirror

7 things your feet can tell you about your liver - itchiness, heat and smell

Poor liver health may be down to a number of reasons, but more often than not it's due to an unhealthy lifestyle. Fortunately, spotted early, the damage may be reversed - but if ignored, irreversible liver damage may follow

The Independent UK

Sober October: What are the benefits of being sober for a month?

From healthier skin to a better night’s sleep

The National (Scotland)

Increase in number of places approved for alcohol and drug rehabilitation

THE number of places in Scotland approved for alcohol and drug residential rehabilitation treatment has increased from last year.

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