Cocaine use among the middle classes is once again an issue after comments by Tony Saggers – former head of drugs strategy at the National Crime Agency – who spoke about the prevalence and acceptance of cocaine use in some industries, particularly in the City, and the need for corporate social responsibility schemes.
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