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Campaigners say ‘super-strength subsidy’ puts pressure on the NHS, as some ciders in England cost same as apple juice

Worshippers were targeted as they left the synagogue near Marble Arch in central London

To save you trawling sites for the latest regulations and fines, we’ve compiled a comprehensive summary for visiting Europe this year.

We often focus on the obvious health threats—smoking, pollution, lack of exercise—but what about the everyday ingredients lurking in our meals? Surprisingly, some common components in our diets have been linked to an increased risk of cancer. Understanding these cancer-causing ingredients is crucial for making informed dietary choices. Let’s delve…

Exclusive: “He thought he would silence him and get rid of him, but all he did was make him more powerful,” Tristan Kern de Gonzales told The Independent of neighbor and accused shooter Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez

Residents claim to have seen defecation, intimidation and damage to property from drunken customers in GoBoat vessels

When you’re out with friends, enjoying a few drinks, the last thing on your mind is ending the night in jail. Yet, many seemingly harmless activities while drinking can cross the line into criminal behavior, sometimes without you even realizing it. The consequences can be serious, ranging from hefty fines…

Brief letters: Antidote to doom and gloom | Old hat | Museum funding | Quakers and alcohol | Kiwi wordplay

'Family Guy' creator and star Seth MacFarlane "definitely gets nervous" before a performance and has turned to alcohol to cope.

Editorial: Politicians who are serious about public health can’t ignore the rising toll of illness and death linked to drinking

It was a happy half-time at Le Taylor in the 10th arrondissement in central Paris. Around 50 people had spilled out of the bar screening the Champions League final onto Rue Taylor to savour Paris Saint-Germain's 2-0 advantage over Inter Milan with alcohol or nicotine.