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More offenders likely to be jailed with therapeutic court list full

Offenders who may be eligible for a therapeutic program, on hiatus, are now facing potential jail as the territory's prisoner costs remain the nation's highest.

The Canberra Times

Old enough to know better: The 70-year-olds whose crimes shocked the city

Here are some of the shocking cases involving older people

Manchester Evening News

Wetherspoons defends 'booze bus' that experts fear promotes risky binge-drinking

Wetherspoons is laying on an 11-hour pub crawl by coach that will take lonely drinkers around boozers in Lancashire - but alcohol and obesity experts are worried about the consequences

Daily Mirror

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Does Cannabis Really Affect Your Memory?

This article was originally published on Goldleaf and appears here with permission.

Benzinga

Comic Jessimae Peluso Talks Cannabis: 'It's So Wild That A Cute, Little Plant Could Make Such A Big Difference'

“Cannabis has really affected my life positively, so much. I am able to be more present in what I do, in my condition as a human being. It makes me whole. This allows me to be a positive influence on others.

Benzinga

This game could damage the world economy: Frankfurt gripped by final fever as fans dream of greatest ever glory

SEEING his beloved Eintracht Frankfurt lose on penalties to Chelsea in the Europa League semi-final back in 2019 was devastating for uber fan Alex…

The National (Scotland)

Coffee bad, red wine good? Top food myths busted

We’re being bombarded with conflicting advice on what we should and shouldn’t put into our bodies. Finally, here are the definitive answers, according to the experts

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Police issue warning to fans ahead of Liverpool v Chelsea FA Cup final 2022

Liverpool will take on Chelsea at Wembley today

Liverpool Echo

The man who killed a stranger with a single punch, and then turned his life around

Jacob Dunne spent his life dealing drugs and getting into fights until, in 2011, he struck a deadly blow. Then meeting his victim’s parents changed everything

The Guardian - UK

Lawyer says Georgia man set for execution should be spared

The lawyer for a Georgia man scheduled to be executed next week says her client has significant cognitive impairments that likely contributed to his crimes and has suffered horrific abuse in prison

The Independent UK

Two men died in head-on crash after 30th birthday party, inquest hears - as coroner highlights 'stark warning' on dangers of drink and drug driving

'I very much hope that both these young gentlemen can be remembered for the good memories, not for a bad decision they made on the worst day of their lives'

Manchester Evening News

Has Clearmind Developed A Psychedelics-Based Drug That Can Treat Alcoholism? The FDA Is Interested

On Wednesday, May 18, Clearmind Medicine Inc. (OTC Pink: CMNDF) will meet with the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), a department within the FDA.

Benzinga

Holidaymakers could be fined for wearing bikinis and taking shirts off

Before heading to the beach, holidaymakers should make sure they are aware of the local rules to avoid a hefty fine. One law, if broken could land you with a £2,500 fine.

Glasgow Live

Perth man must do unpaid work for barging into former partner's home

Colin Swan (44) pushed his way inside the house, took his ex-partner's mobile phone from her during a row then trashed a number of household items on his way out again

Daily Record

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Nottingham Post

Parents don't want their children playing on Nottingham park due to anti-social behaviour

One parent said the problem was 'ridiculous'

Financial Times

Crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried: ‘I got involved with no clue what a blockchain was’

The FTX founder on hype, the problem with bitcoin and how crypto can build a fairer financial system

Wales Online

Dad died of a drugs overdose on holiday with two of his children

Richard Seaborne had gone on a caravan holiday with two of his children and friends

Glasgow Live

Deborah James shares 'red flag' symptoms of bowel cancer she experienced before diagnosis

Deborah James has been honoured with a damehood for her charitable work for cancer research after being diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 - the author and podcaster has since shared the signs to look out for.

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Liverpool Echo

Red flag bowel cancer symptoms that led to Deborah James' diagnosis

The Bowelbabe fund has now raised more than £4m for clinical trials and personalised medicine for cancer patients

Edinburgh Live

BBC's Deborah James shares the 'signs' of bowel cancer she experienced before diagnosis

The 40-year-old, who is now receiving end-of-life care, was diagnosed with a severe case of bowel cancer in 2016, and has been heavily involved in charitable work to raise money for cancer research

Chicago Sun-Times

Alderperson calls for legal action after hundreds gather for ‘unpermitted’ event at North Avenue Beach

The event, which attracted about 400 people, was promoted anonymously and on social media, with organizers encouraging attendees to bring their own alcohol and drugs, according to a statement from Ald. Michele Smith (43rd).

ABC News

Broken Hill mental health centre locked in as rehab facility awaits funding

A $14 million adult mental health centre has been promised to Broken Hill but leaders say the need for a tailored drug and alcohol rehab facility remains.

ABC News

Shortage of illegal Kamini balls due to COVID pandemic sees more people seeking help for opioid dependency

Australia's coronavirus pandemic reveals a little-known addiction to illegally imported herbal Kamini balls, allegedly sold in some Asian grocery stores, with COVID-19 lockdowns resulting in supply shortages and price increases.

Daily Record

The bowel cancer 'signs' which Deborah James experienced before she was diagnosed

Bowel cancer is the UK's second most deadly form of cancer, and is the fourth most common to be diagnosed nationwide.

Manchester Evening News

Morrisons takeover forces thousands of high-street shops to stop selling alcohol and lottery tickets

Morrisons has confirmed the suspension is affecting all stores

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