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Nicola Peltz’s Pops Is Pissed His Baby Girl Was Dragged Into Lawsuits Around Her Own Wedding

The billionaire slammed the "malicious and mean-spirited" wedding planners for leaking her savage texts.

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Disqualified driver allegedly with drugs, alcohol in system clocked at extreme speeds at Bordertown

SA's Police Commissioner has described two incidents of extreme speeding in as many days as "horrifically dangerous".

ABC News

'People will die' - Stark warning from alcohol awareness campaigners against relaxed pub licensing laws

“We know that alcohol is responsible for 4 deaths every day – a third of them from accident or incident"

Irish Mirror

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The Northern Territory and federal governments are due to receive a report on Alice Springs alcohol policy. So what can we expect?

The newly appointed Central Australian Regional Controller is expected to hand the NT and federal government a report about Alice Springs' crime wave today. So what's it all about?

ABC News

Irish Rail says anti-social behaviour on board trains 'concerns us greatly' amid security update

The problem of hijinx on board is a long-standing issue that is being met head on by officials

Irish Mirror

Capsule found after ‘needle in a haystack’ search – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Guide to the classics: Confessions of an English Opium Eater by Thomas De Quincey – a dense, strange journey through addiction

Drugs are nothing new. As researchers Russil Durrant and Jo Thakker tell us in their 2003 book Substance Use Abuse, drugs such as alcohol, tobacco, opium and cannabis have been used for thousands of years throughout the world. They also show we have known about addiction for a long time…

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Women and children's safety priority in Alice Springs

Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney says the government's primary focus is on protecting women and children during a crime surge in Alice Springs.

AAP

Considering Feb Fast? Here are three immediate and long-term benefits of giving up alcohol

From improving sleep quality to unmasking underlying anxiety, a booze-free month is good for your health – and it could be the gateway to longer-term abstinence

The Guardian - AU

Underage children have been used as 'bait' to help find stores selling alcohol or tobacco illegally

The council uses secretive techniques of recording and monitoring in order to investigate and prosecute fly tipping, underage sales of alcohol and tobacco and anti-social matters.

Manchester Evening News

Fears Filmhouse 'could become luxury flats' as councillors reject booze licence

A DECISION to strip the former Edinburgh Filmhouse premises of its alcohol licence has sparked fears it will be turned into “luxury flats” and…

The National (Scotland)

I think I have a drinking problem – how do I ask for help?

You don’t need to be at rock bottom to get support for a drinking problem. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

Nottingham city centre bar burglary sparks CCTV appeal

Several bottles of alcohol were stolen

Nottingham Post

Robin Abcarian: Dry January hasn't been so bad after all

It's almost the end of my first Dry January, and I am happy to report — as if you didn't already know — that it's possible to stop drinking even when you think you can't.

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The Independent UK

British Airways flight attendant arrested at Gatwick for ‘being drunk on plane’

Woman arrested ‘on suspicion of performing an aviation function when over the prescribed limit for alcohol,’ says Sussex Police

The Guardian - AU

‘Hostile’ Alice Springs meeting exposes deep division in battered town

While some locals call for legal action against the NT government, others fear tension could stir racism and vigilante attacks

Evening Standard

Best red wines for cooking to accentuate your favourite dishes

Read on for expert tips and our top recommendations

The Independent UK

Completed Dry January? How to transform your relationship with alcohol for good

Experts advise on the next steps to take in your journey. By Katie Wright.

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Mayors of Darwin, Katherine call for NT-wide alcohol restrictions amid concerns about crime

Natasha Fyles says comments she made on Monday urging police to 'step up' efforts in Alice Springs caused 'unintended harm', as calls for more alcohol restrictions are backed by the mayors of two major NT centres.

Irish Mirror

Concern extended Irish pub hours could have 'significant unintended consequences'

A number of alcohol awareness groups will discuss the Government’s Sale of Alcohol Bill at the Oireachtas Justice Committee.

The Guardian - UK

Doctors in England and Wales urged to monitor people’s drinking habits

More than 10m people consume alcohol at levels that pose a risk to their health, experts say

The Independent UK

People with alcohol issues ‘slipping through the net’, health body warns

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence said thousands could be missing out on help.

Newsroom.co.nz

Pak'nSave's 67c beers are 'simply irresponsible'

Minister condemns supermarket's 'targeted and aggressive' marketing of $3.99 six-packs, amid calls to speed up review of Sale of Alcohol Act. Jonathan Milne reports.

Daily Mirror

Nutritionist shares what happens to your body when you drink after Dry January

As Dry January ends you might be tempted to celebrate with a pint or two, but one nutritionist has warned against going straight back into old habits

The Independent UK

Madison Brooks family hits out at ‘smear campaign’ by alleged attackers as they say ‘this should never happen again’

“To contradict a gold standard blood alcohol test and not say on what basis they are doing it, it is a made-up smear campaign, absolutely shameful”

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