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Brown: 24-hour drinking law to be reviewed. (Times. 24th July 2007)
Gordon Brown is to review Britain's 24-hour licensing laws, which critics claim have led to an increase in binge drinking.
The Prime Minister, who has already blocked supercasinos and is considering a higher classification for cannabis, made plain yesterday that he was preparing to look at the impact of the relaxation in November 2005 of the licensing laws. He told his first monthly press conference at Downing Street that the change in the law had prompted very strong views and it was right to look at the evidence.
(Times. 24th July 2007)
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