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Fresh call for minimum price to curb teen drinking

Other headlines in today's papers include: Glasgow council hit by allegations that it discriminates against women; Why children do best with strict parents; Equalities commission suffers third senior resignation in a week

Friday 27 March 2009 09:55

Fresh call for 50p minimum alcohol unit price to tackle teenage drinking

Scientists have renewed calls for a minimum price for alcoholic drinks after a study found that British teenagers are still among the heaviest drinkers in Europe.

Read more on this story in The Times

Why children do best with strict parents

Children are more likely to grow into well-adjusted adults if their parents are firm disciplinarians, academics claimed yesterday.

Traditional 'authoritative' parenting, combining high expectations of behaviour with warmth and sensitivity, leads to more 'competent' children.

Read more on this story in The Daily Mail

Scotland drugs and alcohol treatment 'failing'

Health agencies and councils are failing to effectively tackle Scotland's worsening problems with alcohol and drug abuse, an investigation by Audit Scotland has found.

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