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North Carolina today considers minimum spirits pricing; Alcohol-free beer sponsors NFL stadium; Uganda tightens control on opening hours. Plus a full news catch up

Dorset pioneers electronic withdrawal assessment tool; Dundee United joins neighbour in bid to sell alcohol; US students warned about mixing caffeine and alcohol; Indian regulator seizes Diageo products over packaging

US alcohol brands skip voluntary labelling; Australian regulator warns about “QR code challenges”; Call for end to Bihar alcohol ban; Alcohol industry opposes Welsh glass recycling; Opinion: asking for a sober parliament is not for the “faint-hearted”. And a complete news roundup

NGO calls for rethink of college alcohol ad expansion; Rwanda bans 52 brands from six countries; MUP appears to reduce self-harm. And a complete news catch-up.

Ireland’s warning labels show persuasive potential; Mayor Mamdani’s state-run supermarkets to be alcohol-free; Alcohol omnipresent in top division Aussie sports; And more

How the digital world amplifies alcohol harms; Rwanda cracks down on illicit alcohol; FASD and rare chromosomal differences; Gambling promoters allegedly plied addicted rugby player with alcohol; Irish Sun raises doubt of an autumn alcohol tax rise

Ad industry admits one in eight online ads may breach youth code; UK MPs immersed in alcohol; A guide for non-drinking Irish music festival goers; New phase in Nigeria’s sachet ban crackdown; Portugal pilots alcohol at prestigious football game; Veterans GLP-1 study

Proportion of Poles not drinking alcohol jumps to 23%; Nigeria considers action against sachet ban violators; UK soap star talks about alcohol problem. Plus the highlights from the past month

Nigerian factories found defying sachet ban; Sri Lanka launches WHO investment case. Plus a comprehensive roundup

Liverpool hospitals go zero alcohol; Latvia moots police alcohol test after off-duty killing; Nigeria seals three sachet factories; Liberal activist brewer loses permit. And a full roundup

Auckland alcohol policy results “extremely encouraging”; Court learns about alcohol-soaked Netflix office culture; English pubs host large share of World Cup violence; Brief interventions may help refugees; Managed alcohol programme ends

Two-fifths of World Cup violent incidents in pubs; Calls for better late night sales enforcement in Malta. And a full news catch up

AR LIVE: UK pub tax cut; Nigeria launches sachet crackdown; Deutsche publishes “Oasis” index; Aberdeen FC gets licence; Ryanair renews call for departure lounge restrictions; DB station ban aims to cut violence. And more

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