Mine’s a reasonably sized one
The scale of women's binge drinking should be kept in perspective, argues Ann Robinson.
Substantial problems
Leader: There was bad news yesterday on two of the country's heaviest addictions: alcohol and cannabis. On the alcohol front, a new study of teenage girls showed that for the first time they had overtaken boys in levels of binge drinking.
Ireland tries to end its love affair with drink
Rise in prosperity blamed for increase in alcohol-related accidents and deaths.
Binge drinkers ‘risk babies with birth defects’
All-party group calls for warning labels on alcohol bottles as EU considers use of shock images to deter smokers.
Binge-drinkers in Casualty to be offered counselling
Alcohol-linked injuries soar to record levels among the young.
Beware the silent binge drinkers
John Sutherland: Binge drinkers are a nuisance, but at least they're easy to spot. It's the alcoholics we should worry about.
What they said about …
Press review: ... binge drinking.
Damaged by drink
Babies born to mothers who abuse alcohol in pregnancy can suffer anything from facial deformities to brain damage. With more women drinking over safe limits experts fear the number of cases will rise. Julie Wheelwright reports.
Binge drink for Britain
Zoe Williams: So far, it doesn't add up to much, the Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy, though even the name of it gives me a bad feeling.
Alcopops and alcocops
Yesterday's publication of an alcohol harm reduction strategy for England will only add weight to the nanny jibes.