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Hungarian GP: Max Verstappen admits Ferrari have pace advantage over Red Bull after Friday practice

Red Bull's Max Verstappen believes Ferrari will be difficult to beat this weekend at the Hungarian GP after the Scuderia topped the timesheets in both Friday practice sessions. Led by just Carlos Sainz in P1, then bested by both Ferraris and McLaren's Lando Norris in P2 as Charles Leclerc went fastest, Verstappen consistently found himself a couple of tenths off the pace at the Hungaroring.
Dry •

Alcohol tag scheme to expand after successful trials in England and Wales

Alcohol tags help offenders guilty of drink-fuelled crime to maintain sobriety upon their release. Since the scheme was introduced in England by the Ministry of Justice one year ago, following a successful pilot in Wales, over 3,121 offenders have been monitored by the tags, with more than 3,000 staying sober – a 97% success rate. As a result of the schemes success, the Ministry of Justice will roll out alcohol-monitoring tags to other offenders once they are released from prison in the summer
Dry •

finds: The data behind your drinking

Drinking habits among UK-based adults are incredibly varied and depend on a myriad of factors but a survey produced by Dry has uncovered some interesting consistencies across UK drinkers and non-drinkers alike. Here is the data behind your drinking. Over 87% of respondents reported first drinking alcohol before they were 18 years old – the legal drinking age in the UK. Perhaps less surprising, 90% of people said their drinking habits have changed since they first began drinking. There was a f
CheshireLive •

Mum says son is terrified of drowning in 'dangerous' home

A single mum claims her family is being put in danger after her two-year-old son fell through floorboards twice in two months. Donna Milne, 30, moved into a basement flat in Aberdeen in February and says she has faced nothing but issues ever since. She alleges the kitchen has flooded four times over the period. And although the floorboards have now been fixed and her son Kolbi was unharmed on both occasions, Ms Milne says he has been left terrified of drowning in his own home.
BristolLive •

Little boy terrified of drowning in 'dangerous' home

A single mum claims her family is being put in danger after her two-year-old son fell through floorboards twice in two months. Donna Milne, 30, moved into a basement flat in Aberdeen in February and says she has faced nothing but issues ever since. She alleges the kitchen has flooded four times over the period. And although the floorboards have now been fixed and her son Kolbi was unharmed on both occasions, Ms Milne says he has been left terrified of drowning in his own home.
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