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"Bring Your Own Booze": Email Lands UK PM In New Lockdown Breach Scandal
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under fire on Tuesday after it emerged his private secretary had invited over 100 people to a "bring your own booze" party in the garden of Downing Street during the first coronavirus lockdown.
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India, China Behind Increase In Global Alcohol Consumption: Study
The world consumed ten percent more alcohol per adult in 2017 than in 1990, due in large part to heavier and more widespread drinking in China and India, researchers said Wednesday.
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Scientists Are Racing To Make Pot Like Booze So You Can Drink It
People who drink alcohol typically learn the hard way how much is too much-usually in their teens or early 20s. As adults, they're not interested in learning the same hard-knocks lesson about cannabis.
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Why Hangovers Might Last Longer Than You Think
If you think the effects of a booze session on your thoughts and performance may get over the next day, you may be wrong. It lasts longer than a day, say researchers, cautioning people to avoid activities such as driving.
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Christmas 2017: 8 Boozy Desserts To Make The Festive Season Merrier!
One of the most significant part of Christmas is the dessert. Some of the traditional desserts also make use of liquors like Brandy, rum and whiskey to make them more amazing. This festive season, how about making some boozy treats loved and adored across globe?
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Ex-Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi's Grandson Arrested For Carrying Liquor In Bihar
The grandson of Jitan Ram Manjhi was arrested in Gaya for possesing liquor bottles with the former Bihar Chief Minister calling it a "conspiracy" to malign him.
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Alcohol Not An 'Intoxicant', Says Punjab Health Minister
Punjab Health Minister Surjit Kumar Jyani, in a bizzare statement, said that he does not consider 'sharab' (booze) an intoxicant.
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Comet Lovejoy Spews Sugar and Booze, Study Finds
For the first time ever, scientists have detected ethyl alcohol - the kind that makes booze - in emissions from a comet. Comet Lovejoy, it turns out, is quite aptly named: The ball of ice and dust, which releases the equivalent of about 500 bottles of wine each second during its peak activity, also emits a type of sugar.
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Is Booze at Breakfast the Best Way to Start the Day?
Barack Obama enjoyed a breakfast beer at the G7 summit and a London bar is now serving morning wine. From bloody mary to brandy, an early tipple is a fine European tradition
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Spain's Cold Shower for Sex and Booze Resorts
Wearing only underwear and angel wings, three young women wiggle their hips to entice customers to enter one of the many nightclubs in Magaluf, a Spanish beach resort notorious for its sex and booze excess.
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Once Mexico's Booze of 'Drunks,' Mezcal Earns Respect
Once derided as a drink for destitute drunkards, Mexico's smoky-flavored mezcal liquor has come out of the shadows to become a trendy booze in fashionable bars from Mexico City to Sydney.
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Latvian 'Booze-for-Hire' Scheme Hits a Hiccup
A Latvian company's scheme to circumvent liquor laws by hiring out rather than selling alcoholic drinks backfired on Thursday when tax authorities pulled its license and launched an audit.
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Alcohol Kills One Person Every 10 Seconds Worldwide: World Health Organisation
Alcohol kills 3.3 million people worldwide each year, more than AIDS, tuberculosis and violence combined, the World Health Organization said Monday, warning that booze consumption was on the rise.
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Refused money for liquor, man kills wife in Tamil Nadu
Enraged over his wife's refusal to give him money for booze on New Year's eve, a 55-year old drunk man allegedly hacked her to death and surrendered before the police at a village in a Tamil Nadu district on Wednesday.
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Daniel Radcliffe mends relationship with parents
Daniel has repaired his relationship with his parents since giving up booze, insisting they were terrified of talking to him when he was drunk.
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"Bring Your Own Booze": Email Lands UK PM In New Lockdown Breach Scandal
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under fire on Tuesday after it emerged his private secretary had invited over 100 people to a "bring your own booze" party in the garden of Downing Street during the first coronavirus lockdown.
-
India, China Behind Increase In Global Alcohol Consumption: Study
The world consumed ten percent more alcohol per adult in 2017 than in 1990, due in large part to heavier and more widespread drinking in China and India, researchers said Wednesday.
-
Scientists Are Racing To Make Pot Like Booze So You Can Drink It
People who drink alcohol typically learn the hard way how much is too much-usually in their teens or early 20s. As adults, they're not interested in learning the same hard-knocks lesson about cannabis.
-
Why Hangovers Might Last Longer Than You Think
If you think the effects of a booze session on your thoughts and performance may get over the next day, you may be wrong. It lasts longer than a day, say researchers, cautioning people to avoid activities such as driving.
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Christmas 2017: 8 Boozy Desserts To Make The Festive Season Merrier!
One of the most significant part of Christmas is the dessert. Some of the traditional desserts also make use of liquors like Brandy, rum and whiskey to make them more amazing. This festive season, how about making some boozy treats loved and adored across globe?
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Ex-Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi's Grandson Arrested For Carrying Liquor In Bihar
The grandson of Jitan Ram Manjhi was arrested in Gaya for possesing liquor bottles with the former Bihar Chief Minister calling it a "conspiracy" to malign him.
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Alcohol Not An 'Intoxicant', Says Punjab Health Minister
Punjab Health Minister Surjit Kumar Jyani, in a bizzare statement, said that he does not consider 'sharab' (booze) an intoxicant.
-
Comet Lovejoy Spews Sugar and Booze, Study Finds
For the first time ever, scientists have detected ethyl alcohol - the kind that makes booze - in emissions from a comet. Comet Lovejoy, it turns out, is quite aptly named: The ball of ice and dust, which releases the equivalent of about 500 bottles of wine each second during its peak activity, also emits a type of sugar.
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Is Booze at Breakfast the Best Way to Start the Day?
Barack Obama enjoyed a breakfast beer at the G7 summit and a London bar is now serving morning wine. From bloody mary to brandy, an early tipple is a fine European tradition
-
Spain's Cold Shower for Sex and Booze Resorts
Wearing only underwear and angel wings, three young women wiggle their hips to entice customers to enter one of the many nightclubs in Magaluf, a Spanish beach resort notorious for its sex and booze excess.
-
Once Mexico's Booze of 'Drunks,' Mezcal Earns Respect
Once derided as a drink for destitute drunkards, Mexico's smoky-flavored mezcal liquor has come out of the shadows to become a trendy booze in fashionable bars from Mexico City to Sydney.
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Latvian 'Booze-for-Hire' Scheme Hits a Hiccup
A Latvian company's scheme to circumvent liquor laws by hiring out rather than selling alcoholic drinks backfired on Thursday when tax authorities pulled its license and launched an audit.
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Alcohol Kills One Person Every 10 Seconds Worldwide: World Health Organisation
Alcohol kills 3.3 million people worldwide each year, more than AIDS, tuberculosis and violence combined, the World Health Organization said Monday, warning that booze consumption was on the rise.
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Refused money for liquor, man kills wife in Tamil Nadu
Enraged over his wife's refusal to give him money for booze on New Year's eve, a 55-year old drunk man allegedly hacked her to death and surrendered before the police at a village in a Tamil Nadu district on Wednesday.
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Daniel Radcliffe mends relationship with parents
Daniel has repaired his relationship with his parents since giving up booze, insisting they were terrified of talking to him when he was drunk.
