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‘It would be disrespectful’: Ed Sheeran vows to ditch drugs in honour of Jamal Edwards

The singer’s friend tragically died from a drug and alcohol induced cardiac arrest

Evening Standard

War-torn Ukraine to receive first loan from IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Kyiv have reached a staff-level agreement for a $15.6 billion loan which should be finalised in the coming weeks. The Washington-based lender had previously changed its rules in order to allow loans to countries facing "exceptionally high uncertainty", without naming Ukraine specifically. Also in…

France 24

Inflation shoots up again with food at highest prices for 45 years - what it means for you

Food and non-alcoholic beverage prices have risen to the highest rate in almost half a century

Manchester Evening News

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How to get rid of mealybugs – 4 expert-approved methods to tackle these plant pests

Mealybugs are a common interloper of indoor plants – here's how to tackle them quickly and without chemicals

Homes & Gardens

‘It just turns into a habit’: Ed Sheeran opens up about extent of past drug use

Singer-songwriter spoke about giving up drugs and alcohol in a recent interview

The Independent UK

Tom Gozney - from ‘professional alcoholic’ to building $100m pizza oven business

The entrepreneur speaks to BusinessLive about how he overcame addiction and built Dorset-based pizza oven firm Gozney into a global brand

Birmingham Post

Rising food costs cause people to skip meals, avoid dairy, alcohol, meat to cope financially

Groceries become a main source of financial stress as food prices and mortgage repayments increase, with families skipping meals and avoiding meat, dairy, and alcohol.

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Nick Lachey ordered to anger management, AA after alleged attack on photographer

LOS ANGELES — Singer, actor and TV host Nick Lachey must now complete 52 court-ordered sessions of anger management treatment and attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings for one year, following a heated exchange with a paparazzo in L.A.

Tribune News Service

'I am surprised I am alive' - Everton star retired at 21, lost years to cocaine but turned life around after tragedy

Billy Kenny had tried everything to get clean. In the end it took the sadness of his mum's death to provide the turning point after drink and drugs destroyed his career

Liverpool Echo

Minimum unit pricing saving 'significantly more lives than expected', says charity

Alison Douglas, chief executive of Alcohol Focus Scotland, said the results of the study were “absolutely amazing” and go way beyond what was…

The National (Scotland)

Is Wendy Williams Having Trouble With Alcohol Again After Rehab Stint? New Report Says She Recently Went Out To ‘Get Drunk’

Is Wendy Williams drinking again after her time in rehab late last year? Here's what a new report says.

Cinemablend

Man threatened to 'blow up the street' and shoot his fake hostage in head during 10-hour stand-off

Callum Kerr, 32, of Partington Square, Sandymoor, was "off his box" on Class A drugs and alcohol for five days

Manchester Evening News

‘It just turns into a habit’: Ed Sheeran opens up about extent of past drug use

Singer-songwriter spoke about giving up drugs and alcohol in a recent interview

The Independent UK

Conor McGregor's sister Erin opens up on decision to not drink alcohol

Erin says she loves to 'dance the night away'.

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The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon says minimum unit pricing 'one of her proudest achievements'

NICOLA Sturgeon has hailed the policy of minimum unit pricing (MUP) as one of her proudest achievements in office as a study linked it to a 13 drop…

Daily Mirror

'Cheap' bride leaves guests enraged with plans to 'only serve water' at wedding

The happy couple do not drink alcohol and rarely even have fizzy drinks or coffee - so they decided to just go with water at the wedding, but the decision has left some fuming

The Independent UK

Sturgeon hails minimum alcohol pricing as one of her proudest achievements

The outgoing First Minister said minimum unit pricing for alcohol is ‘saving lives’.

ABC News

NT government yet to outline response following fatal stabbing at Darwin bottle shop

The NT Chief Minister is expected to meet with liquor and hospitality industry representatives today to consider options for reducing alcohol-related crime, following the fatal stabbing of a young worker at a bottle shop in Darwin.

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'Encouraging' minimum unit pricing research shows reduction in alcohol-related deaths

MINIMUM unit pricing (MUP) has been linked to a 13 drop in deaths from alcohol consumption, according to a study.

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s minimum pricing linked to 13% drop in alcohol-related deaths, study finds

Experts say research provides clear evidence minimum unit pricing has reduced harm caused by alcohol

The Independent UK

Minimum unit pricing for alcohol linked to ‘significant’ reduction in deaths

Research published in The Lancet suggested 156 deaths a year in Scotland have been saved by the policy.

Miami Herald

Skipper drank, gave teens alcohol before deadly Biscayne Bay crash, lawsuit alleges

MIAMI — The driver of the boat that crashed off the Upper Florida Keys over Labor Day weekend, killing one teenage girl and permanently disabling another, was drinking that day and supplied the teens and their friends with alcohol, according to a new lawsuit filed by the injured girl’s family…

The Conversation

How bad is vaping and should it be banned?

Vaping regularly makes headlines, with some campaigning to make e-cigarettes more available to help smokers quit, while others are keen to see vaping products banned, citing dangers, especially for teens.

Evening Standard

Star Wars and Harry Potter actor Paul Grant dies suddenly at 56 after collapsing at King’s Cross

The father-of-three who played an Ewok in Return of the Jedi battled with drugs and alcohol

Glasgow Live

Glasgow cafe and art gallery Outlier gets permission to sell alcohol

The London Road cafe helps to subsidise the art gallery, which recently opened and has hosted an exhibition by Glasgow School of Art graduates.

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