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Operator bans alcohol on trains leaving Lime Street after 9pm at weekends

London Northwestern is not introducing the policy at any other location on its network

Liverpool Echo

Amtrak train amputated legs of California man lying on tracks. Jury to decide who’s to blame

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — By the time Yuba City police found Joe Nevis on a sidewalk at 1:11 a.m. Dec. 24, 2016, they decided he was too drunk to take to jail, and instead had him taken to Rideout Memorial Hospital in nearby Marysville.

Tribune News Service

Thousands of litres of alcohol with an estimated retail value of €390,000 seized at Rosslare Europort

Revenue officers seized over 25,200 litres of beer on October 1 following the search of a Romanian registered truck that had disembarked a ferry from Dunkirk, France

Irish Mirror

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Former Leeds United manager Brian McDermott opens up on battle with alcoholism

The former Whites boss has not managed since taking charge of Reading in 2015-16

Leeds Live

Brits admit they let their health slip over summer - with more alcohol and less sleep

A quarter of Brits are looking forward to getting back into a healthy routine in the coming months - including eating healthier and exercising more

Daily Mirror

Concerns over 'low sugar' alcohol claims

Women believe drinks claiming to be low in sugar are also lower in alcohol and healthier compared to those without labelling, researchers say.

AAP

Here’s What Ur Choice Of Beer Says About You Bc We All Need Some Alcohol Astrology In Our Lives

As the amateur anthropologists that we are, we’ve compiled a peer-reviewed (read: colleague-collated) list on what each beer says about you.

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Testimony ends in Stoneman Douglas mass shooting trial

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Testimony in the Parkland mass shooting trial came to an end Thursday, and the judge presiding over the case told jurors to get ready for closing arguments on Tuesday.

Tribune News Service

Three years after the NT implemented an alcohol 'floor price', review paints mixed picture of its success

Australia's first and only minimum price on alcohol has been hailed by the Northern Territory government as a success, but a review into the policy has given a mixed picture.

ABC News

Parkland shooter had enough mental control to decide to ‘ruin’ Valentine’s Day forever, witness says

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — If there’s one thing the mass shooter on trial for his life in a Fort Lauderdale courtroom has shown, it’s that he is in full control of his faculties, a prosecution expert testified Thursday.

Tribune News Service

Burglar chatted to bar staff before nicking booze worth £200

Anthony Hassell later fled from Roxy Ballroom out of a fire escape

Liverpool Echo

Alcohol had become my security blanket. Quitting drinking has changed my life

I started drinking at 16 and grew up in a family where social drinking was a regular practice. So, it was a challenge when doctors told me I had to give it up, writes national medical reporter Sophie Scott.

ABC News

More than half of Irish people drinking alcohol 'to cope' amid worrying rise in binge drinking

For the third year in a row, over half of Irish adults’ say they drink alcohol on “at least a weekly basis'

Irish Mirror

Pub apologises for refusing to sell wine and spirits to Indigenous customers from Palm Island

A north Queensland hotel says it has removed a sign that said Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people could not be sold wine and spirits.

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AAP

Data flaws compromise Vic drug treatments

Flaws in Victoria's data collection for alcohol and drug treatment providers limits authorities' ability to properly plan services, the Auditor-General says.

AAP

Review backs NT booze pricing rules

The Northern Territory government says a three-year review of alcohol pricing rules has recommended the system stay in place.

Daily Record

What day clocks change this month and expert advice on how to start adjusting

The clocks will fall back in the UK at the end of the month.

Chronicle Live

See smirking driver sipping alcohol at the wheel moments before crashing and injuring partner

Dane Wood, of Houghton-le-Spring, was in a state of 'joyful exuberance' but moments later his girlfriend was slumped unconscious and injured

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Leeds Live

Neighbour 'terrified' as Leeds social club insists it 'doesn't want conflict' over bid for alcohol licence

Swillington Miners' Welfare wants to sell alcohol from its newly rebuilt pavilion

Irish Mirror

Expert says Irish households need to start preparing as clocks go back on October 30

To make the transition a little easier, Dr Lindsay Browning, psychologist, neuroscientist and sleep expert for And So To Bed, said people should start their preparations now

ABC News

Number of patrons refused service at Alice Springs bottle shops quadruples

The NT police say there has been a significant increase in the number of patrons turned away from Alice Springs liquor stores, largely due to drunkenness, since alcohol bans were lifted.

Nottingham Post

Raid at Nottingham Bargain Booze sparks concern

Money and alcohol were taken from the store

The Independent UK

Expert: School shooter faked fetal alcohol symptoms

Prosecutors trying to sentence Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz are trying to show he is faking having fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

Wales Online

As clocks go back on October 30, an expert says you need to start preparing

There are changes you can make to your mealtimes, coffee routine, exercise and curtains ahead of the clocks changing

Daily Record

Lanarkshire secondary schools to receive lesson on dangers of underage drinking from theatre production

'Smashed' initiative will 10 high schools in area this week to educate pupils about the causes and consequences.

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