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Three months after a Mail investigation exposed the lax policing of drug dealers on Instagram, the kingpins are still able to push highly potent drugs onto kids without bans.
Dealers, some with almost 30,000 followers, promote their wares with enticing pictures of cannabis packaged as children's sweets and then arrange sales via private messaging services.
A devastated mother has blamed cannabis for the death of her 'beautiful, bright and fun' young daughter who took her own life by jumping off a multi-storey car park. Kerry Head, from Long Eaton in Derbyshire, says her daughter Emily Rowling became addicted to the drug and 'became paranoid' the more she smoked. Emily, who was just 23, had been diagnosed with mental health conditions but doctors did not have the power to force her to accept treatment. Derby Coroner's Court was told by Emily's parents that towards the end of her life she became convinced she could hear other people's thought...
Cancer Research UK is predicting a £300m fall in funding over the next three years. - Credit: Archant People across Suffolk are being encouraged to look beyond lockdown by signing up to Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life. The popular event is planned to return this year despite the coronavirus crisis, with 3km, 5km and 10km events in Bury St Edmunds on June 6 and Ipswich on June 20. The Ipswich event also includes the Pretty Muddy course. The cancer charity is reporting a devastating loss in research funding last year due to Covid-19. It is also predicting a staggering £300million drop i...
Sara Wilson, a cancer survivor, supporting Race for Life. - Credit: Cancer Research UK Race for Life has announced dates for two races in Norfolk this summer. Cancer Research UK is encouraging people of all ages and abilities to look past lockdown and sign up to complete one of the courses in Norwich and King's Lynn, after the event was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. Participants can complete the 3k, 5k, 10k, or the pretty muddy course. There is also a designated pretty muddy kids race. Race for Life will return to Norfolk Showground on the weekend of July 10 and 11 and at Houghto...