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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its Òbeat Brexit bonanza saleÓ, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its Òbeat Brexit bonanza saleÓ, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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End of the booze cruise? Calais wine stores run dry amid pre-Brexit stockpiling. Day trips across the Channel rising as shoppers race to beat a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit stockpiling. Brits buying cheaper wine in France at the Calais Wine Superstore. It looks like there has been a heist in the Calais Wine Superstore, with some floor displays stripped of the box towers of prosecco, pinot grigio and cabernet sauvignon that are usually piled up to the ceiling. The wine warehouse has become a victim of its own success. Its “beat Brexit bonanza sale”, which included three-litre boxes of the South African red Namaqua being marked down to £3.99, has whipped its British clientele into a shopping frenzy amid fears Brexit would call time on their regular cross-Channel booze runs.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Orren, who is working with neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt to develop a non-toxic synthetic alcohol along with others at Alcarelle. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Orren, who is working with neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt to develop a non-toxic synthetic alcohol along with others at Alcarelle. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Orren, who is working with neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt to develop a non-toxic synthetic alcohol along with others at Alcarelle. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
Neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt with David Orren, part of the Alcarelle team.. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
Neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt with David Orren, part of the Alcarelle team.. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without the coinciding hangover may be available within five years, according to researchers.
David Nutt, director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London. Nutt is developing a non-toxic synthetic alcohol. Photographed at Hammersmith Hospital, London.
The synthetic alcohol, named Alcarelle, was created by Professor Nutt - who believes it will change alcohol consumption, once it is regulated. Nutt, who previously worked as the governmentÕs chief drug adviser before he lost his job after claiming that ecstasy and LSD were less dangerous than alcohol, created the alcohol replacement molecule ÒalcosynthÓ with his partner David Orren. According to Nutt, he came up with the synthetic alcohol after first discovering an antidote to alcohol in 1983 when he was still a PhD student.
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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PORTRAIT - James Blunt in Pub in Chelsea
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FEATURE - Bis zum Umfallen: Jugend feiert "Black Friday" in England (Bilder vom 18.12.)
Ahead of Black Friday London Ambulance Service offer first responder assistance to those worse from the effects of alcohol. L-R Beth Tomlin and Jo Pugsley.
A young broker who split his head open on the window of a kebab shop while out after Christmas drinks today said: "I'm such an idiot." Speaking from the back of an ambulance, he said: "This is all so embarrassing, I’m such an idiot."At 10.15pm, after a nine-hour Christmas cocktail binge with only a breakfast croissant to line his stomach, the City executive had decided to go for a kebab. He missed the doorway and smacked head-first into the shop window, splitting his forehead on the glass. His friends left him lying on the pavement, but a passerby dialled 999 and the ambulance team were despatched to London Bridge, blue lights flashing, on their first drink-related call-out of the night.As he was taken to St Thomas’s hospital, he said: “I don’t normally drink too much. I feel awful wasting the ambulance service’s time when they could be treating people who really need help.” Minutes later, another call came through. A student had collapsed unconscious on Westminster Bridge after a night drinking vodka to celebrate the end of term. She was lifted into the ambulance, where she was violently sick on the way to St Thomas’s. Emergency medical technician Beth Tomlin shrugged and smiled: “It’s been a decent warm-up for tomorrow.”
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FEATURE - Bis zum Umfallen: Jugend feiert "Black Friday" in England (Bilder vom 18.12.)
Ahead of Black Friday London Ambulance Service offer first responder assistance to those worse from the effects of alcohol. 00.04AM Westminster Bridge. Vomit in her hair and clothing
A young broker who split his head open on the window of a kebab shop while out after Christmas drinks today said: "I'm such an idiot." Speaking from the back of an ambulance, he said: "This is all so embarrassing, I’m such an idiot."At 10.15pm, after a nine-hour Christmas cocktail binge with only a breakfast croissant to line his stomach, the City executive had decided to go for a kebab. He missed the doorway and smacked head-first into the shop window, splitting his forehead on the glass. His friends left him lying on the pavement, but a passerby dialled 999 and the ambulance team were despatched to London Bridge, blue lights flashing, on their first drink-related call-out of the night.As he was taken to St Thomas’s hospital, he said: “I don’t normally drink too much. I feel awful wasting the ambulance service’s time when they could be treating people who really need help.” Minutes later, another call came through. A student had collapsed unconscious on Westminster Bridge after a night drinking vodka to celebrate the end of term. She was lifted into the ambulance, where she was violently sick on the way to St Thomas’s. Emergency medical technician Beth Tomlin shrugged and smiled: “It’s been a decent warm-up for tomorrow.”
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FEATURE - Bis zum Umfallen: Jugend feiert "Black Friday" in England (Bilder vom 18.12.)
Ahead of Black Friday London Ambulance Service offer first responder assistance to those worse from the effects of alcohol. 00.04AM Westminster Bridge.
A young broker who split his head open on the window of a kebab shop while out after Christmas drinks today said: "I'm such an idiot." Speaking from the back of an ambulance, he said: "This is all so embarrassing, I’m such an idiot."At 10.15pm, after a nine-hour Christmas cocktail binge with only a breakfast croissant to line his stomach, the City executive had decided to go for a kebab. He missed the doorway and smacked head-first into the shop window, splitting his forehead on the glass. His friends left him lying on the pavement, but a passerby dialled 999 and the ambulance team were despatched to London Bridge, blue lights flashing, on their first drink-related call-out of the night.As he was taken to St Thomas’s hospital, he said: “I don’t normally drink too much. I feel awful wasting the ambulance service’s time when they could be treating people who really need help.” Minutes later, another call came through. A student had collapsed unconscious on Westminster Bridge after a night drinking vodka to celebrate the end of term. She was lifted into the ambulance, where she was violently sick on the way to St Thomas’s. Emergency medical technician Beth Tomlin shrugged and smiled: “It’s been a decent warm-up for tomorrow.”
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub with open container of booze and a green hand-rolled 'cigarette'
Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub while Wiz holds an open container of booze and a funny looking green hand-rolled 'cigarette'. March 27, 2013. X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub with open container of booze and a green hand-rolled 'cigarette'
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub with open container of booze and a green hand-rolled 'cigarette'
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub with open container of booze and a green hand-rolled 'cigarette'
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose leave Hyde nightclub with open container of booze and a green hand-rolled 'cigarette'
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