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Former Glasgow Moss Bros store to become Vietnamese street food cafe

Street food chain Pho has secured a licence to sell alcohol from a premises on Renfield Street. It would be the firm's second venue in Scotland.

Glasgow Live

How Jeremy Hunt's huge new tax and energy announcements will affect you

Changes to income tax, energy bill support and alcohol prices will affect millions of households

Manchester Evening News

Everything Jeremy Hunt's statement means for your money - from tax and energy to booze

Brits will be left paying more Income Tax and alcohol duty, but less in National Insurance, under a massive shake-up unveiled today by new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Daily Mirror

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Historic Budget U-turn IN FULL - all Jeremy Hunt's tax announcements at a glance

The new Chancellor confirmed that he would axe all but two key measures from Liz Truss's mini-Budget just over three weeks ago

Daily Mirror

Merthyr bar wants to hold 'gentlemen's evening with exotic dancer' finishing at 4am and police are totally opposed

Police and the council’s environmental health department are both unhappy with the plans and force officers also suspect the bar has already breached its licensing hours

Wales Online

Everything Jeremy Hunt has announced as he rips up government mini-budget

Jeremy Hunt said all departments will need to 'redouble their efforts to make savings'

Manchester Evening News

Everything the Chancellor just announced and what it means for you

More will be announced this afternoon, with further changes on October 31, and a review in April

Wales Online

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Price of beer, cider, wine and spirits to RISE after Chancellor scraps alcohol duty freeze

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced that the Government will scrap plans to freeze alcohol duty from next February, meaning Brits will be paying more for their booze

Daily Mirror

Pub chain Endeavour expects huge Xmas

Alcohol retailer Endeavour Group says its 350 pubs and hotels are "thriving", with Australians socialising more as the pandemic recedes.

AAP

Cullercoats Coffee Co. Bistro granted new alcohol licence with conditions

Councillors have attempted to mitigate noise from the popular cafe.

Chronicle Live

Beware the halo effect: Low-sugar alcoholic drinks not so healthy

Researchers have found that low-sugar alcoholic drinks may be creating a false sense of security among women, who end up drinking more.

The New Daily

Michelle Heaton of Liberty X 'happiest and healthiest' after battle with alcoholism

The Gateshead-born singer got sober 18 months ago, touting that there is 'no chance' she would 'risk it all for the sake of a drink'.

Chronicle Live

Liberty X star Michelle Heaton 'happiest and healthiest' after alcoholism battle

Michelle Heaton got sober 18 months ago and said there is 'no chance' she would 'risk all for the sake of a drink'. The singer has signed up to take part in Dancing on Ice and Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins

Daily Mirror

Best food you should eat to keep cholesterol under control - including apples and fish

One in four deaths from heart disease are linked to raised cholesterol - but making a few simple changes to what you eat can help keep cholesterol under control, reveals dietitian Juliette Kellow

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Reason

Activist Groups Demand Feds Require Nutrition Labels on Booze

Plaintiffs want the nanny state to nanny harder.

Chicago Sun-Times

IG’s quarterly report highlights wrongdoing by former police officer, COPA investigator

A now-former Chicago Police officer was accused Friday of using CPD resources to operate an unlicensed private security company whose clients included bars and nightclubs that serve alcohol, in direct violation of the code of conduct.

Bangkok Post

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Burrell Collection gets licence to sell alcohol in restaurant and gift shop

The venue was officially reopened by King Charles on Thursday, and has now been granted a provisional premises licence by the city council.

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The Conversation

Helping the liver regenerate itself could give patients with end-stage liver disease a treatment option besides waiting for a transplant

The liver is known for its ability to regenerate. It can completely regrow itself even after two-thirds of its mass has been surgically removed. But damage from medications, alcohol abuse or obesity can eventually cause the liver to fail. Currently, the only effective treatment for end-stage liver disease is transplantation.

Daily Record

Warning issued over "dangerously strong" batch of heroin on sale in Dumfries and Galloway

The NHS Specialist Drug and Alcohol Service became aware of it after “repeated medical interventions” in the Dumfries area

ABC News

Cashless debit card participants exit in droves following Labor decision to abolish program

More than 5,000 people in four trial sites transition off the federal government's cashless debit card program after legislation allowed them to opt out from October 4, but critics say it will lead to a "tsunami" of alcohol-fuelled violence in remote communities.

ABC News

ABC Your Move: Rethinking your relationship with alcohol? Catch up on our expert Q&A

Rethinking your relationship with alcohol? Catch up on the Q&A with Dominique Robert-Hendren, Sophie Scott and Nate Byrne.

Daily Mirror

Drunk football fans will be sent to special zones at Qatar World Cup to sober up

Drinking alcohol in public in Qatar is illegal - but organisers for this year's controversial World Cup have promised to relax rules for those attending the tournament

Insider UK

Alcohol markets ‘worth £100 million’ unlocked after trade talks

Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch visited the Glenkinchie Distillery to announce the UK Government's progress

Chronicle Live

'It's about harm reduction': Newcastle universities explain how drugs policies have changed since Jeni Larmour's death

Newcastle's universities have expanded and revamped drug and alcohol policies in response to Jeni Larmour's death in 2020.

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