TV critic blasts industry for ignoring cannabis misery
TV critic blasts industry for ignoring cannabis misery
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A TV critic has blasted television’s lack of honesty about “the misery caused by cannabis”.
Christopher Stevens said that the industry’s wilful ignorance of the “cannabis epidemic” on men’s mental health was “worse than hypocrisy”.
His comments come after a US report earlier this year indicated that teenagers suffering from mental health disorders are at a significantly higher risk of self-harm if they smoke cannabis.
Indifferent
Stevens made the remarks in his review of a recent episode of Channel 4’s 24 Hours in Police Custody.
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âImpossible,â said David Ward. The London Metropolitan Police constable looked up. Some 50 feet above him, he saw that someone had carved a gaping hole through a skylight. Standing in the Frontier Forwarding warehouse in Feltham, West London, he could hear the howl of jets from neighboring Heathrow Airport as they roared overhead.
At Wardâs feet lay three open trunks, heavy-duty steel cases. They were empty. A few books lay strewn about. Those trunks had previously been full of books. Not just any books. The missing ones, 240 in all, included early versions of some of the most significant printed works of European history.
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12:46 PM April 5, 2021
Vulnerable Lithuanian man from Wisbech Ricardas Puisys (inset) - who was believed to have been murdered - was found, alive and in good health. His disappearance, what happened to him before and since, is the focus of a 24 Hours in Police Custody episode on Channel 4 tonight (Monday).
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A missing presumed dead investigation will be the focus of tonight’s (April 5) latest 24 Hours in Police Custody episode.
‘The no body murder’ episode follows the case of Ricardas Puisys who was last seen in September 2015 before completely vanishing without a trace from his home in Wisbech.
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