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EU wine lobby resists tougher alcohol cancer warnings as WHO pushes for clearer labels
MEPs on a key EU health committee have opposed stronger cancer warnings on wine and broader restrictions on alcohol advertising, pleasing wine-producing regions. The World Health Organisation continues to argue that no level of drinking is risk-free and wants clear health alerts on bottles. Readers curious about how alcohol risk messaging might change – and what “moderate” consumption really means – gain useful context ahead of a crucial vote in November.
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Russell Brand court case highlights survivor’s struggle with alcohol addiction after alleged assault
The Herald
14 Oct 2026
Court testimony in Russell Brand’s trial reveals how alleged assault was followed by alcohol addiction and self-blame, highlighting the impact of trauma on drinking and recovery.
Read more …Student nurse’s death highlights deadly risks of drink and drug driving
www.walesonline.co.uk
13 Oct 2026
A young student nurse died after driving under the influence of alcohol and cocaine. The inquest underlines how impaired driving can rapidly turn fatal.
Read more …Why ‘clean’ alcohol is on the rise – and what it really means
The Drinks Business
13 Oct 2026
‘Clean’ alcohol is everywhere, but what does it actually mean? Discover how ingredient transparency campaigns could change what you see on bottles and cans.
Read more …Army sergeant’s alcohol-fuelled assaults spotlight drinking culture in military life
The Independent
13 Oct 2026
A drunk Army sergeant assaulted two junior Marines, raising tough questions about alcohol, consent, power and PTSD in military life. Explore the lessons for safer drinking habits.
Read more …Pathologist links alcoholic ketoacidosis to Lurgan woman’s death
The Herald
12 Oct 2026
An inquest hears that alcoholic ketoacidosis, linked to heavy drinking, may have caused a young woman’s death, raising questions about hidden medical risks and expert disagreements.
Read more …Cornell bans frat parties amid rape allegations and concerns over alcohol-fuelled campus culture
The Independent
12 Oct 2026
Cornell has suspended frat parties and overhauled its approach to sexual assault, highlighting how heavy drinking and drug use can fuel unsafe campus cultures.
Read more …Pathologist links alcoholic ketoacidosis to Lurgan woman’s death
The Herald
12 Oct 2026
An inquest hears that alcoholic ketoacidosis, linked to heavy drinking, may have caused a young woman’s death, raising questions about hidden medical risks and expert disagreements.
Read more …Cornell bans frat parties amid rape allegations and concerns over alcohol-fuelled campus culture
The Independent
12 Oct 2026
Cornell has suspended frat parties and overhauled its approach to sexual assault, highlighting how heavy drinking and drug use can fuel unsafe campus cultures.
Read more …When Success Hides Struggle: Ambition, Trauma and Alcohol as a Coping Tool
the Guardian
11 Oct 2026
Ambition can hide deep emotional strain and growing reliance on alcohol. Explore how success, trauma and mental health intersect, and what healthier coping can look like.
Read more …Has alcohol really doubled US cancer deaths? Experts probe the numbers
The Drinks Business
8 Oct 2026
A new study links alcohol to a sharp rise in US cancer deaths. Discover why scientists are questioning the findings and what it means for assessing risk.
Read more …What a Month Alcohol-Free Really Does for Your Brain and Body
The Standard
6 Oct 2026
Curious what 31 days off alcohol does to sleep, focus and gut health? Neuroscientist David Nutt explains the real benefits of a short booze break.
Read more …NHS highlights leg swelling symptom linked to heart failure risk
The Mirror
2 Oct 2026
NHS advice links leg and ankle swelling to potential heart failure, with heavy alcohol use named as a risk factor. Learn the symptoms that should never be ignored.
Read more …Llanelli noise crackdown: council moves to tackle boy racers and alcohol-related disorder
Wales Online
1 Oct 2026
Llanelli residents report sleepless nights from boy racers and alcohol-related disorder. See how new powers could reshape safety, noise and public space in the town.
Read more …Cambodia Bans Prize-Giving Ring Pulls on Beer and Soft Drinks
The Drinks Business
1 Oct 2026
Cambodia has banned prize-based ring pulls on beer and soft drinks, tightening rules on alcohol and sugary drink marketing. See how promotions can drive risky consumption.
Read more …Alcohol Prices Rise in Wales as Minimum Unit Price Increases
www.walesonline.co.uk
30 Sept 2026
Wales is increasing its minimum unit price for alcohol to 65p. Discover which drinks are affected and how the change aims to reduce alcohol-related harm.
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