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Why so few baby boomers are doing Dry January

For my generation, drinking has always been a given. But our relationship with booze is overdue some examination, says psychiatrist Tony Rao

The Guardian - UK

Damp January: is mindful moderation the answer?

The focus is on cutting back rather than cutting out, says Martha Alexander

Evening Standard

Aldi launches 0% pink gin that’s 40% cheaper than Gordon’s non-alcoholic spirit

Haysmith’s 0% Raspberry and Redcurrant Gin alternative joins the supermarket’s low and no alcohol line up, available in store - and ready for Dry January

Daily Mirror

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Keep the wine, ditch the alcohol: Otegha Uwagba’s plan for dry January

From embracing zero-strength drinks to going ‘sober curious’, the bestselling author explores how to detox differently in the new year

The Guardian - UK

Experts issue warning over danger of low-alcohol and no-alcohol drinks

Millions of people have turned to alcohol-free drinks for Dry January

Wales Online

‘I decided to stay sober forever’: How Dry January is changing binge Britain

A month of alcoholic abstinence seems good on paper, but can it really make a difference to your drinking habits long-term? Dry January sceptic Eloise Hendy meets people whose lives have been transformed by just 30 days of sobriety

The Independent UK

For first time, nicotine vaping most-used substance among 8th and 10th graders

Nicotine vaping became the most common type of substance use among young people, according to a long-term national study headed by University of Michigan researchers.

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Darwin CBD retailer Paul Arnold installs panic room in his store as others report being punched, grabbed by drunken itinerants

Retailers in Darwin's CBD say crime among drunken itinerants is "out of control", prompting calls for a stronger police presence.

ABC News

A golden age for nonalcoholic beers, wines and spirits

There are many more drinking options this Dry January if you like the taste of alcoholic drinks but don't like the effects of alcohol.

WEKU

What happens to your body when you give up alcohol for a month

Going alcohol-free for a month is easier said than done

The Independent UK

What is Damp January and how does it differ from Dry January?

As we head into the new year, some will attempt a milder approach to Dry January

The Independent UK

NSW Cops Kicked Adults Off Buses Confiscated Their Booze On NYE Without Good Reason

"It was in error and is to be regretted," said NSW Police.

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Health warning issued to anyone taking part in Dry January

Millions are expected to cut down on alcohol this month

Liverpool Echo

Dubai scraps 30% alcohol tax and licence fee in ‘bid to boost tourism’

Trial suspensions came into effect on Sunday and will last for rest of 2023 as observers welcomed potential boost to hospitality

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Wales Online

Dry January 2023: Here's what happens to your body when you ditch booze for a month

More than 130,000 people signed up for Dry January last year - here's what to expect if you've joined the sober ranks this year.

Daily Mirror

What happens to your body if you stop drinking alcohol for Dry January

Dry January has become increasingly popular in recent years and people around the country put down the bottle in the hope of a healthier life, but what happens to your body if you don't drink alcohol for a month?

Daily Record

Michelle Heaton gives insight into battle with alcohol addiction in shocking pictures

The former Liberty X singer was applauded by fans for sharing images from her battle with alcohol addiction.

The Independent UK

A mysterious death, viral video and an autopsy that doesn’t add up: What really happened to Shanquella Robinson?

Authorities in the US and Mexico initially refused to take concerns about Shanquella Robinson’s death seriously. After footage of an assault emerged, Black activists made it impossible for them to ignore, writes Bevan Hurley

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Evening Standard

Best non alcoholic wines for all of the fun and none of the hangovers

“A hangover? - sorry, what’s that again?”

The Independent UK

What happens to your body when you give up drinking for a month

Going alcohol-free for a month is easier said than done

The Independent UK

What is Damp January and how does it differ from Dry January?

As we head into the new year, some will attempt a milder approach to Dry January

Wales Online

Michelle Heaton shares harrowing photos taken during alcohol addiction as she reaches out to those struggling

The former Liberty X star has been open about her battle with booze

ABC News

ACT boasts the highest percentage of start-ups in Australia as Canberrans use unique skills and experiences to build businesses

From sport tech to non-alcoholic wine, the ACT has the highest percentage of new start-ups and small businesses out of any state and territory in Australia.

Liverpool Echo

Michelle Heaton in harrowing photos after being 'days from death'

The former Liberty X star said her skin turned translucent as her alcohol addiction left her incredibly unwell

Daily Mirror

Michelle Heaton shares shocking pictures from her battle with alcohol addiction

Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton was hailed an inspiration as she shared shocking snaps from her battle with alcohol addiction on New Year's Eve

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