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The GMB star, 53, spoke on Thursday's Lorraine about her lifestyle choice

The study shows that abstaining from or cutting down on the amount of alcohol you consume could reduce the risk of developing oral or esophageal cancer.

SCOTTISH Government ministers have been told to “shoulder blame” after figures revealed almost 1400 babies have been born dependent on…

Some Kentuckians are celebrating the first month of the new year by swearing off alcohol. It’s called Dry January, and strict observances of it could have an impact on places that make, serve or sell alcohol.

My friend Luke used to drink a pint of beer before a game of rugby. I don’t know whether he thought that it might reduce pain or improve performance, but the idea of taking drugs before “going into battle” goes back to the beginning of recorded history.

What I learnt from trying Dry January, and tips on how to complete the challenge this year

The "Dry January" initiative encourages people to refrain from drinking alcohol for a month to raise awareness about its impact on health. While backed by some sixty organisations, specialists have criticised the government for not openly supporting the campaign.

How and why does alcohol make your poos go weird? Here’s what you need to know.

The expert guide on how to reset your skin after the festive period of over-indulging