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Will sobriety be 'the norm' for tomorrow's 18-year-olds? How the British drinking culture is changing massively for future generations

Gen Z is leading a shift towards sobriety, with record numbers of teens and young adults abstaining as mindfulness and moderation replace binge drinking

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How drinking alcohol can affect your health

The liver performs numerous functions such as detoxifying the blood, aiding in food digestion, regulating levels of blood sugar and cholesterol, and assisting in combating infections and diseases. Remarkably resilient, the liver possesses regenerative capabilities. However, each instance of alcohol filtration results in the death of some liver cells. While…

The Times of India

Expert reveals 6 foods that will help combat the Christmas hangover

Looking forward to a Christmas drink but want to avoid a sore head the next day? We've got the answer

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'Christmas shows why Scotland must lead way on regulating alcohol marketing'

THE festive period is one we see as a time for indulgence and the sight of booze and alcohol brands can be difficult to escape from.

The National (Scotland)

Vegetarian, egg-free baked goods in demand for Christmas

This Christmas, many bakeries have taken the eggless vegetarian, no-alcohol route in their delicacies to cater to the demands of customers. With home bakeries delivering dishes as tasty as professional bakeries and sweet shops, while also providing space for customisation, they have become the go-to choice for many celebrating the…

The Hindu

Shocking moment Christmas thieves raid alcohol aisle in northwest London Tesco

Four men brazenly fill bags to brim with bottles of alcohol

Evening Standard

Nonalcoholic beer sounds like an oxymoron, but newer techniques are producing tasty, high-quality options in this growing beverage category.

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Here's how minimum unit pricing works and when you can buy alcohol in Scotland

HERE are the rules around minimum unit pricing and the times you are allowed to buy alcohol in supermarkets and shops across Scotland ...

The National (Scotland)

Free-flowing alcohol and a fully flat bed: The secret to a free first-class seat upgrade

Flying in first class will help you to enjoy your trip without being squished like a sardine. Here's how you can score a first-class seat without paying more.

Fortune

How inflation stole Christmas across Europe

Rising cost of food and drink and presents such as books takes shine off festivities

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I'm doing sober Christmas and frankly, unless you have to, it's the worst thing ever

I’m sober-not-by-choice this year (I'm pregnant) and here to offer a rebuttal to all those who evangelise on the joys of sobriety at Christmas. It might work at other times of year but like most people, prior to this one, I’d long consigned alcohol-free Christmases to the same dustbin as…

Evening Standard

Drug abuser guilty of murdering girlfriend and three relatives

A man has been found guilty of murdering his girlfriend and three members of her family in a drug and alcohol-fuelled knife attack at their home in south London.

Evening Standard

Secret cop pleads not guilty to drink driving

A police officer whose identity is secret for 40 years after allegedly dumping a work car following a drunken crash in a Sydney tunnel has pleaded not guilty.

AAP

Groundbreaking research shows stark gender divide in drug deaths

Study into music festival drug deaths reveals unnecessary tragedy.

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Alcohol, artificial trees and 'granny dumping': why Christmas is such a busy time in A&E

Christmas is a time for families and friends to come together, relax and enjoy themselves. It’s a time of giving and receiving and of feasting – and perhaps, for some, a celebratory tipple. But sometimes, yuletide plans can go awry. And some of these purported pleasures might lead to a…

Medical Daily

Do Not Mix These Foods With Your Medications; 5 Common Drug Interactions You Should Be Aware Of

Some foods can impact the effectiveness of certain medications and potentially lead to toxicity. Knowing these common food-drug interactions can help you steer clear of such combinations, optimize the benefits of your medication and minimize undesired side effects.

The Guardian - UK

Don’t overdo alcohol – or arguments: nine ways to stay healthy and happy this Christmas

Between family feuds, open flames and warmed-up leftovers, the yuletide period can be perilous. Here’s how to keep yourself in one piece

AAP

Firmer footing for Australian economy later in 2024

A surprisingly positive reading for a key leading index points to green shoots for the economy, though one-off factors may be responsible for the upbeat result.

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The Guardian - UK

Workers at Tory donor’s JCB factory test positive for drugs after sniffer dogs called in

Exclusive: ‘Significant’ number of staff sacked from digger firm after drug and alcohol tests

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's drug and alcohol treatment waiting times revealed

Five of Scotland’s 13 health boards did not meet the waiting times standard for drug and alcohol treatments, despite the national target being met.

Woman & Home

Kate Middleton's alcohol rule she can't even stray from at Christmas

Kate Middleton's alcohol rule is something that she and her fellow royals likely follow to this day and Christmas isn't going to change this

The Guardian - AU

‘They honestly saved my life’: the Victorian project saving girls from the cycle of exploitation and abuse

Living Free is having such a profound positive effect that there are calls to expand it across the state, yet it is still to be permanently funded

7 sleep tips to reduce stress and avoid insomnia over Christmas

How to get a good night’s sleep during Christmas and the festive season

The Hindu

Nearly 38 lakh people counselled, treated for mental health issues at Karnataka government clinics in four years

Over 38 lakh people have been treated and counselled for mental health issues in Karnataka's State-run clinics in four years. Common disorders reported include anxiety, depression, substance and alcohol abuse apart from obsessive compulsive disorders.

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1 In 3 Young Aussies Are Drinking Excessively, A New Report Into Our Pisshead Culture Confirms

One in three young people are drinking excessively, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed, as a report shines a light onto Australia's drinking culture.

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