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‘Generation sensible’ risk missing out on life experiences, therapists warn

Reports of rise in social anxiety among overly cautious 11- to 25-year-olds who often interact online

The Guardian - UK

There Are Calls For Pubs To Stop Using Facial Recognition Tech ‘Cos Of Potential Privacy Issues

Gambling and alcohol reform groups want use of the tech to be paused.

Pedestrian.tv

Lorry driver working for Irish firm was over alcohol limit when colliding with car on motorway

The collision happened as the HGV driver tried to enter a motorway earlier this week.

Irish Mirror

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List of easyJet rules on what holidaymakers can and can't take on board flights

The list includes the airline's rules on alcohol, food, sharp objects, wedding outfits, camping equipment and even ashes for a pet

Chronicle Live

YouTuber Bobby Kataria to be arrested for his alleged misconduct in Dehradun street

YouTuber Bobby Kataria is soon to be arrested by Uttarakhand Police for drinking alcohol and threatening the police while sitting on a chair and stopping traffic in the middle of the road in the state capital Dehradun. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Health and police data to be used to monitor fallout of alcohol bans ending in Northern Territory

Emergency department presentations at hospitals and rates of police arrests will be among the data points monitored in a new program assessing the fallout from long-term alcohol bans ending in parts of the Northern Territory.

ABC News

Sudan’s new community squad sparks fears of a return to ‘morality policing’

Fears the unit will enforce public order laws limiting women’s rights and freedoms amid crackdown since military coup

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EasyJet rules for what you can and can't take on flights

Some items are not allowed, but others have specific rules to be adhered to

Liverpool Echo

From tough love to interventions, what works when a loved one is struggling with addiction?

There’s some pretty bad advice out there for families impacted by alcohol and other drug use. Some of it not only doesn’t work but could actually make things worse.

The Conversation

Drink more alcohol, Japanese tax agency tells young adults

Industry in a post-Covid slump

Wales Online

Smoking and other risk factors cause almost half of cancer deaths, study finds

Largest research project of its kind also points to alcohol and being overweight as major contributors

The Guardian - UK

Lorry driver was twice over alcohol limit when colliding with a car in his 44 tonne HGV

Stefan Iloaea, 35, had drunk alcohol while he was parked up in a lay-by, and collided with a car as he tried to enter the M1 in Derbyshire driving his huge truck

Daily Mirror

Falkirk petrol stations win approval to deliver alcohol along with groceries

The two petrol station now plan to use Uber Eats for the deliveries, after council members were assured no alcohol would be sold to underage drinkers.

Daily Record

Drivers warned about 'essential things' they should do before taking to the roads

With people in Scotland now heading back to school, driving experts at National Scrap Car have issued an essential checklist of what drivers should and shouldn't do as they take to the roads.

Edinburgh Live

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Japanese taxman takes heat for pro-booze campaign

TOKYO: A campaign by Japan’s tax agency to prop up alcohol revenue by encouraging young people to drink up has met fierce backlash, with people criticising the taxman for dictating lifestyle choices.

Evening Standard

Japan is encouraging more young people to drink alcohol and boost economy

Japan’s national tax agency has launched a ‘Sake Viva!’ contest to come up with ideas to promote drinking among the younger generation

Irish Mirror

Will Ireland Budget 2023 see a jump in alcohol or cigarettes? First hint of what's to come

A senior source told The Irish Times that they did not think it was time to increase excise on products such as alcohol and cigarettes as this would further increase the burden on consumer spending

AAP

Feds fast-track NT family violence funding

A $10.7 million federal government funding commitment to help the Northern Territory combat family and domestic violence has been brought forward.

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ABC News

Greyhound trainer faces allegations he gave a dog alcohol to fix a race

The 63-year-old was arrested after he allegedly administered alcohol to one of his greyhounds then bet on a rival dog.

Daily Record

Death from alcohol abuse in West Lothian at highest level in nearly twenty years

Liverpool Echo

NHS issues weight loss warning over drinking these types of alcohol

If you enjoy a beer after work five days a week you could be consuming the “equivalent to eating 221 doughnuts” each year, the NHS warns.

Daily Record

NHS weight loss warning over calories in alcohol

We’ve all heard of a beer belly, but the NHS is warning that even staying under the recommended intake of alcohol units can have an effect on your waistline.

Wales Online

Youths reportedly drinking alcohol and fighting in Pontypridd park

South Wales Police confirmed that CCTV footage is being reviewed and that they will conduct additional patrols in the area over the coming weeks

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Big Alcohol fuels addiction in the LGBTQ+ community

I am equally as proud of my queer identity as I am of my sober identity. This wasn’t always the case. Like many LGBTQ+ folks, I have faced various forms of discrimination, rejection and harassment that led me to struggle with a severe alcohol addiction for many years.

Dynamite News

Health: Why men face higher risk of most cancers than women?

Men have a higher incidence of most cancers than women. A study showed that the cause could be underlying biological sex differences rather than behavioural differences related to smoking, alcohol consumption, food, and other things. Read more on Dynamite News:

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