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A job that changed me: I was a music festival artist liaison. At 22 with a walkie-talkie in hand, I’ve never felt more powerful

Our job was to prepare dressing rooms with the bands’ alcohol. The musicians tended to be gentle and kooky but their managers were pushy

The Guardian - AU

Starmer and Burnham at odds over football fans drinking in stands

The PM-in-waiting said a ban on football fans drinking alcohol in the stands is ‘wrong’

The Independent UK

How do riders stay cool at the Tour de France? Alcohol sprays and frozen carbs are just the tip of the iceberg

Sure, the UCI has banned ice socks but that’s not going to stop anyone trying to beat the heat

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We still misunderstand addiction. Here’s what you should know

When most people hear the word addiction, they picture someone whose life has visibly unravelled.

The Conversation

Scottish asian wanted to always become a vegetable and decides to cosplay as one, since all he needs is a hat and a shot or two of tequila

“Apparently, I've been dealt with the best genetics on planet Earth.”

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Your Oily Skin Is Not Broken: What the Indian Climate Is Actually Doing to Your Pores

The shine you were taught to be ashamed ofBy noon your face is gleaming. You press a tissue to your forehead and hold it up to the light. The translucent patch it leaves behind feels like evidence of something gone wrong, a body misbehaving in public. You reach for the…

Times Life

Why Indian Men Under 45 Are Dying of Heart Attacks, And What Is Quietly Killing Them

The Numbers Are Not a CoincidenceA 2023 study published in the Indian Heart Journal found that nearly 50 percent of heart attack patients admitted to Indian hospitals were under the age of 55, and a significant proportion were under 45. The Global Burden of Disease report has consistently placed India…

Times Life

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Paul Pelosi under investigation for alleged hit-and-run with a parked car

The Napa County Sheriff’s Office said the incident did not appear to involve alcohol

The Independent UK

Too hot for a cold one: How European heatwave is impacting alcohol consumption?

The European heatwave is testing the assumption that hot summers means a proportionate rise in alcohol sales. Studies show drinkers less inclined to reach for a chilled beer or a cocktail when temperatures get too high.

The Times of India

Heart Surgeon Slams 4 Things As A “Big No-No” For Heart Health, Sparking A Massive Debate Online

Having a healthy heart requires sacrificing a few of the most popular things in our lives. A cardiac surgeon listed 4 things people should steer clear of, including beverages that millions consume every day. While it's a choice, it might help those seeking a healthy lifestyle. Read the whole article…

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The Fourth of July Is One of America's Highest Drowning-Risk Days: What Parents Need to Do Today

July 4 is one of America's highest drowning-risk days. The American Red Cross identifies 5 core water safety skills every child should have. Here's the checklist for parents today.

Medical Daily

Washington and His Men Knew How To Party

America was founded by drinkers, distillers, and maltmen whose consumption would be labeled problematic by today's public health authorities.

Reason

Extreme heat could change the mix for European drinks makers

Europe's scorching heatwaves are challenging the notion that hot weather always boosts alcohol sales. Research indicates that extreme temperatures, beyond 32°C, can deter drinkers, leading to decreased consumption. Health authorities advise against alcohol during heat, citing dehydration risks. While some seek indoor, air-conditioned venues, others find the heat a reason…

The Economic Times

Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs, yet its presence is ubiquitous in social settings and celebrations

Few substances are as deeply woven into everyday life as alcohol. It is a fixture at holiday celebrations, work-related social gatherings, sporting events, airports, and brunch or dinner tables. A raised glass for a toast, the ubiquitous wedding open bar or drinks shared during a Fourth of July celebration all…

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The Independent UK

Declan Donnelly fights back tears as he shares advice for young Ant McPartlin

‘This will be hard to read,’ a visibly emotional Dec told presenter partner, Ant

Evening Standard

Everything we know about the new London drinking rule that could land you with a £100 fine

The new rules are part of a crackdown on anti-social behaviour by Camden Council

International Business Times UK

Who is Grandma Droniak? 96-Year-Old Influencer Facing Eviction From Nursing Home Over Wild Parties

Grandma Droniak went viral after her retirement home threatened to evict her over wild parties, though the dispute was later resolved and she can no longer serve alcohol to fellow residents.

Evening Standard

Drinkers to be able to buy alcohol with digital ID within months under government plans

Establishments will be able to check a customer’s age using an app on their phone from autumn this year

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Evening Standard

Police chief voices concern over ‘challenging’ operation at home for World Cup

Mark Roberts said it is ‘disappointing’ there has been a rise in alcohol and domestic abuse-related incidents in England and Wales.

The Economic Times

Why do people snore? Causes, symptoms, risks and how to stop snoring

Snoring, often dismissed as a mere annoyance, can signal underlying health issues like sleep apnea. The sound arises from obstructed breathing due to relaxed throat tissues. Factors such as excess weight, nasal congestion, sleep position, alcohol, and aging contribute. Persistent loud snoring warrants medical attention to rule out serious conditions…

Bangkok Post

Govt targets loopholes in alcohol selling rules

The Alcohol Control Committee is reviewing regulations to tighten restrictions on self-service alcohol dispensers by expanding the legal definition of a convenience store to close loopholes exploited by some retailers.

Marie Claire

Trust Me, I’m A Gynaecologist—9 Simple Ways I Protect My Ovaries and Healthy Ageing

The everyday habits that can protect not just your reproductive health but your longevity too.

The Guardian - UK

Fatboy Slim says he felt paralysed at prospect of DJing sober after rehab

Speaking on Desert Island Discs, the Grammy-nominated musician referred to his alcoholism as a parasite

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Murder investigation launched after man died from a ‘clean slash,’ 3 men were arrested. Now, police says he ‘unintentionally’ killed himself

Three men arrested, but there was no killer to find.

Euronews

Europe continues to swelter amid record-breaking temperatures

Paris has banned drinking alcohol in public over the weekend, while the city's Pride March has also been postponed due to the heatwave.

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