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Andy Goram reveals Rangers hero John Brown saved his life after helping him quit booze

The Ibrox legend credits his teammate - known as Bomber - with saving his life after taking him to 20 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

Daily Record

Wembley Park showcases new all-women art trail

Across the world, Wembley has long been synonymous with the, often very male-dominated, beautiful game. What probably springs to mind for most of us is something along the lines of those infamous scenes from the Euro 2020 final: in other words, a lot of men and a lot of alcohol.…

Evening Standard

Concerns alcohol sales change will lead to problem drinkers in Kensington

Plans will be considered by Liverpool Council next month

Liverpool Echo

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In It Together Festival: The lineup, tickets, parking and banned items

The family-friendly music festival is taking place at Old Park Farm in Margam on the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend

Wales Online

Laws for Street Parties including drinking rules and when music must be turned off

Rules exist on whether you can sell food and drink, and whether you're allowed to hold a raffle or tombola

Chronicle Live

Top US Democrat Nancy Pelosi’s husband charged with drunk driving

Paul Pelosi was charged in California with having a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 or higher.

Al Jazeera

Street Party laws including when music must be turned off, and drinking rules

There are rules on whether you can sell food and drink, and whether you can hold a raffle or tombola

Wales Online

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NT remote communities open to booze listed

The Northern Territory government has released a list of 144 remote dry Indigenous communities where alcohol will be permitted on July 17.

AAP

8 things film and TV get wrong about drug and alcohol treatment

Drug use and addiction are popular themes in movies and television, but they often get things very wrong. Here are eight common myths about drugs you’ll see on the silver screen.

The Conversation

Your to-go cocktails make it harder to enforce underage drinking laws

During the COVID-19 pandemic, dozens of states have given a boost to struggling restaurants by allowing them to sell cocktails to-go, through takeout, curbside pickup or home delivery. But the expansion of alcohol to-go laws has placed a heavy burden on understaffed alcohol enforcement agencies, which have been hard-pressed to…

Tribune News Service

New axe throwing attraction and bar to open soon in Nottingham city centre

But strictly no alcohol is allowed before or during throwing

Nottingham Post

I tried non-alcoholic drinks available from Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons and I had to spit one out it was so awful

But there are also some decent offerings among the beers, wines, aperitifs and cocktails you can buy

Wales Online

Johnny Depp v Amber Heard: Most explosive moments in the star-studded defamation trial

Over six weeks of testimony, jury heard from string of witnesses including the couple’s friends, psychiatric experts, surgeons and the actors themselves. Testimony painted captivating and disturbing portrait of a doomed marriage, laying bare violent fights, drug use and vicious words to each other. Here are some of most dramatic…

The Independent UK

Vicky Pattison statement after breaking down in tears over new TV show

Geordie Shore star is appearing in Channel 4 documentary about her issues and dad's illness

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Thirsty gardener binges on wine at work then causes three-car crash

He had been alternating between wine and high-caffeine energy drinks

Evening Standard

‘No comment’: Cabinet minister dodges questions on whether partygate civil servant should be Saudi Arabia ambassador

Martin Reynolds previously was the UK’s ambassdor to Libya and is now mooted to be in line to be Britain’s top diplomat in Riyadh

Benzinga

High Hopes For Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment: Clearmind's Successful Pre-IND Meeting With The FDA

The meeting, which took place on May 18 between the psychedelic pharmaceutical biotech company Clearmind Medicine Inc. (CMNDF) and the US Food and Drug Administration marks the completion the pre-IND New Drug Application stage.

AAP

Alcohol health services see pandemic spike

The National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline received 25,000 calls in 2021, prompting concerns about Australian's post-pandemic drinking habits.

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Wine Time Fridays now banned at Downing Street and £142 booze fridge 'disappears'

End-of-week drinking sessions at Number 10 have been reportedly outlawed

The Conversation

Partygate: how the Sue Gray report revealed the age of 'government by WhatsApp'

One of the striking things about civil servant Sue Gray’s report on lockdown parties at 10 Downing Street – aside from the alcohol consumption, vomiting and karaoke singing – was the presence of multiple WhatsApp transcripts.

Chronicle Live

Wine Time Fridays 'effectively' banned at Downing Street as £142 booze fridge vanishes

Sue Gray reported wine sloshed up the walls and now Boris Johnson's official spokesman has said alcohol is only allowed for formal events in No10

Daily Mirror

Downing Street bans infamous Wine Time Fridays - and £142 booze fridge vanishes

After the Sue Gray report revealed wine on the walls, Boris Johnson's official spokesman said booze is only allowed for formal events in No10, and "I don't think we have the fridge any more"

The Independent UK

PM’s spokesman apologises for ‘failings’ over lockdown party reports

The Downing Street press office repeatedly told journalists that no Covid regulations were broken during gatherings in No 10.

Zenger

New Study: Even Safe Levels Of Alcohol May Be Risky For The Heart

According to the World Health Organization, the European Union is the heaviest-drinking region in the world.

The Independent UK

The Queen’s favourite alcoholic drinks, according to former royal chef

Former royal chef Darren McGrady recently revealed everything that the Queen eats in a day

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