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At least 34 people die in India after drinking bootleg liquor

More than 100 were admitted to hospital after consuming alcohol spiked with poisonous methanol.

Al Jazeera

34 Dead In Tamil Nadu After Drinking Tainted Liquor

Tragic deaths in Tamil Nadu due to contaminated liquor highlight the dangers of illegal alcohol production in India.

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Extended alcohol sales hours ruled out for now

A government panel said alcohol sales hours will not be extended, due to rising numbers of casualties and road accidents.

Bangkok Post

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Australians dabble with crime as cost of living bites

Thefts of groceries and alcohol are increasing, with police citing the cost of living and high interest rates as factors turning non-offenders to crime.

AAP

Driver allegedly eight times over alcohol limit after roundabout crash

Police say the 55yo Forrest man appeared heavily intoxicated.

The Canberra Times

Best alcohol free ciders taste tested for a delicious 0% tipple

A booze-free apple a day...

Evening Standard

Police reveal details of motorcyclist who was killed in Holt crash

The other driver, of a light truck, was tested for drugs and alcohol.

The Canberra Times

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Excessive alcohol blamed for waterfront deaths

A coroner has blamed excessive service of alcohol for the separate waterfront deaths of two men in Hobart.

AAP

Riley Strain’s blood alcohol level was nearly three times the legal driving limit when he died, autopsy reveals

The mystery surrounding his death comes to an end as the autopsy report indicates there was no foul play

The Independent UK

Best sparkling teas for a delicious alcohol-free alternative to wine

Effervescent tipples which delight the senses

Evening Standard

No ban on strong alcohol for England v Denmark despite ‘high risk’ status

England’s fixture against Denmark on Thursday has been classified as ‘high risk’ but there will be no ban on the sale of high-strength alcohol at the stadium

The Guardian - UK

Clubs urged to heed fans as survey finds growing concern on alcohol sponsors

A survey of fans has found increasing concern around their clubs accepting alcohol sponsorship, so will drinks brands on shirts soon be a thing of…

The National (Scotland)

High fliers: pleasure-seeking parrots are using aromatic plants, stinky ants and alcohol

Birds have been known to seek out pungent chemicals for various reasons. Some consume fermented fruits with gusto and suffer the ill effects. Others expose themselves to ants, but only the stinky kind. These ants produce useful antimicrobials and insect repellents.

The Conversation

Doctors call for English drink-drive limit to be cut to equivalent of a small drink

BMA to lobby next government to change limit, which is one of the highest in Europe

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The Independent UK

12 food and drink brands to spice up your summer

From non-alcoholic beers to simple, at-home cooking, these brands will help bring convenience and flavour to your life

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cameron Smith’s shirt at the 2024 U.S. Open is a periodic table of alcohol — and you can own it, too

This is too good from the Aussie.

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“TIFU By Falling Asleep In The Shower And Flooding The Hotel”

This kid caused some serious property damage when he decided to get drunk on a school trip to Rome. The post “TIFU By Falling Asleep In The Shower And Flooding The Hotel” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Xylitol may increase your risk of heart attack and stroke, study shows. What to know about the sugar substitute

The low-calorie sweetener is often marketed as a healthy glucose alternative.

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Evening Standard

Sober Euros: Sales of low and no alcohol beer help drive £2.7bn spending spree

Tesco said it expected to sell 33 million packs of beer and cider over the coming month but was also predicting it would shift a record 5.5 million bottles and cans of ‘no’ and ‘low’ alcohol options

Salon

How to mitigate the burn of spicy food

". . . why doesn't drinking water help make that spicy feeling go away? And what would work better instead?"

Evening Standard

Can you really supplement your way out of a hangover?

A growing crop of hangover pills promises to help you cheat your way back to a clear head. We asked top nutritionists to weigh in on whether they really work — and what actually helps

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Tampa’s Secret Tunnel System Continues To Baffle Researchers

Experts believe the tunnels beneath Ybor City were originally constructed for drainage. There is also strong suspicion they were later used for illicit activities. The post Tampa’s Secret Tunnel System Continues To Baffle Researchers first appeared on Bored Panda.

Louder

"My coping mechanisms for a long time were alcohol and drugs." Placebo announce new documentary This Search For Meaning, featuring interviews with Robbie Williams, Garbage's Shirley Manson, Idles, Yungblud and more

"This Search for Meaning glimpses the band in a way that I do not believe they have been seen before" says director

International Business Times UK

WHO Wants Govts To Crack Down On Four Industries Responsible For 2.7M Deaths Yearly In Europe

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on governments to implement stricter regulations on products that endanger people's health.

The Conversation

Why doesn’t water help with spicy food? What about milk or beer?

Spicy foods taste spicy because they contain a family of compounds called capsaicinoids. Capsaicin is the major culprit. It’s found in chillies, jalapeños, cayenne pepper, and is even the active ingredient in pepper spray.

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