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One in six women drivers admit to drink-driving whilst over the limit

Drinking and driving for women drivers is the ‘new normal’ as one in six say they’ve driven whilst over the legal limit in the past...

Health experts prepare to take minimum unit price campaign to Brussels

Doctors take battle to implement "Scotland the Brave's" alcohol minimum unit price policy to Brussels

Northern Ireland Drinking Patterns Survey shows majority favour minimum unit pricing

Fifth report of its kind shows 60% of respondents in favour of pricing legislation

Road casualties report 2012 – drink drive deaths levelling out

Number of deaths 'not significantly different' from previous year, according to the Department of Transport

Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Misuse releases 2015 Manifesto

MPs unveil 10-point plan for combatting alcohol misuse

Independent expert panel backs Welsh minimum unit pricing move

Specially commissioned report finds 'indisputable evidence that the price of alcohol matters', says health minister

Underage drinking on decline, but still acceptable among pupils

Data released by the Health & Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) today confirms a continuing downward trend in underage drinking

Statistics on Alcohol England 2014 released: Cost to NHS of alcohol dependency drugs tops £3m for the first time

The Net Ingredient Cost (NIC) of drugs for treating alcohol dependence reached a record high of £3.13m in 2013, a rise of 6.7% on 2012...

Quarter of Welsh adults still binge drink

Results from the newly published Welsh Health Survey 2013 show no change in the proportion of adults who exceeded the recommended daily guidelines for alcohol...

World Health Organisation calls on governments to do more to prevent alcohol-related deaths and diseases

Worldwide, 3.3 million deaths in 2012 were due to harmful use of alcohol, says a new report launched by WHO today

Alcohol-related deaths in England continue to fall, but concerns persist about regional inequalities

New figures from Public Health England (PHE) show a continuing benefit from lower levels of national alcohol consumption. However, concerns remain about the impact of...

Minimum unit pricing battle will be decided at EU level

Case to be referred to the European Court of Justice; clarification sought on 'technical matters'

No ban for TV ad showing link between alcohol and cancer

Appeals to withdraw a television advertisement highlighting the link between alcohol and cancer have been rejected by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) today

Rising alcohol prices behind drop in violence

Researchers from Cardiff University have suggested that higher alcohol prices and less binge drinking may explain a 12% drop in the number of people admitted...

Welsh Government proposes minimum unit pricing

The Welsh Government proposes to introduce a minimum price for alcohol of 50 pence per unit to 'reduce the harms associated with alcohol overuse and...

Health community to SWA: ‘Stop fighting minimum pricing’

A group of health experts led by Alcohol Focus Scotland have published an open letter urging the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) to drop their lawsuit...

Government confirms plans to relax licensing hours for 2014 World Cup

The Coalition Government has decided to proceed with its proposal of a national relaxation of licensing hours for England’s Football World Cup campaign later this...

Chief Medical Officer ‘deplores’ irresponsible alcohol retailing methods

England’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO) has delivered a stinging criticism of the practices of alcohol retailers, describing the selling methods used to attract consumers to...

New Centre for Public Health report updates figures on the impact of alcohol on population health in England

Researchers at the Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University have produced updated figures on the impact of alcohol on population health in England

APPHG report urges Government to act fast to prevent more liver disease deaths

The vast majority of deaths caused by liver disease could be prevented, according to the outcomes of an inquiry launched today by the All-Party Parliamentary...

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