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Could the drop in France's alcohol sales be due to ‘Dry January’?

Sales of alcoholic beverages in France dropped in January, the month after the end-of-year holidays, when people are encouraged to stop drinking.

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Nationals senator blames slurring on medical condition

Nationals senator Perin Davey has denied alcohol was to blame for slurred speech at a hearing, saying it was from a medical condition.

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Committee to study impact of longer drinking hours

The National Alcohol Beverage Policy Committee will set up a panel to study the proposal to extend alcohol sales hours, Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew said.

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Have young Londoners really fallen out of love with booze culture?

With a record number of Brits having signed up to Dry January this year and new research stating that nearly 50 per cent of those aged 18 to 34 are sober, Robbie Griffiths investigates why London is going sober

Evening Standard

Barnaby quits grog for Lent as second Nats MP in strife

Barnaby Joyce has revealed the one thing he will swear off for Easter, as parliament house is set to remain free of alcohol and drug testing.

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Barnaby Joyce says he has given up alcohol for Lent as Perin Davey admits having two drinks before Senate hearing

New England MP accuses opponents of exploiting issue for political gain, while footage emerges of deputy Nationals leader appearing to slur her words

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Traffic police book 43 cases against drunk drivers

In a special drive, the traffic police checked 3,804 vehicles and booked 43 drivers who were found driving under the influence of alcohol in and around the city on Saturday.

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Increase in unruly passengers on airplanes; alcohol and space disputes

Learn about the rise in unruly passenger behavior on airplanes. Discover the common triggers for conflicts and how to find common ground in the sky.

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NT deputy chief stands by alcohol shares purchase

Deputy Chief Minister Chansey Paech says he has always disclosed conflicts after it was revealed he owned shares in an alcohol distribution company.

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‘Crossed the line’: Fans, players call for change after chaos at WM Phoenix Open

One PGA Tour player admitted he's unlikely to return to the event in the future.

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10 Times Things Went Too Far At The 2024 WM Phoenix Open

The 2024 WM Phoenix Open saw some the event's rowdiest scenes to date - here are 10 of the most controversial incidents

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Joyce returns to parliament after viral video emerges

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has returned to federal parliament after video came to light of him lying on the pavement in a busy Canberra street.

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Can a new shot prevent a hangover? I put it to the test

Safety Shot says it can combat symptoms of drunkenness and reduce blood alcohol so you ‘never lose a day’

Golf Monthly

Gates Shut And Alcohol Sales Stopped As WM Phoenix Open Makes Event History

The event at TPC Scottsdale has regularly seen more than 150,000 people attending every day in recent years, but that number was briefly capped on Saturday

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Fans were turned away, alcohol sales halted Saturday at 2024 WM Phoenix Open as TPC Scottsdale reaches capacity

A wild week of weather hasn't dampened turnout at the most highly attended stop on the PGA Tour.

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Scotland raises minimum alcohol prices by almost one third

Minimum price of bottle of whisky set at £18.20 as ministers mull health tax to retrieve higher revenue from shops

Evening Standard

OPINION - David Nutt: Psychedelic drugs can treat addictions — it's time we got over our moralistic fears

Many people are aware of the recent resurgence of interest in psychedelics, from new studies in depression to Prince Harry’s use to deal with his psychological problems. What is less well-known is that psychedelics are now being used to treat addiction, especially alcoholism. And that has a long history.

International Business Times UK

South Korean Man Stabs A Person To Death After Entering Wrong Home

He committed the crime in a drunken state.

Salon

The youth doesn't want to drink. Why?

"The change reflects a general trend in young people's attitudes toward risk"

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