It was a jump of 32.8 per cent on levels pre-pandemic ... The NHS recommends people drink no more than 14 'units' of alcohol — around six glasses of wine, or pints of beer — per week.

A 2.5l bottle of Frosty Jacks costs around £3.70 and contains 18.8 units of alcohol – an absolute steal for anybody looking to drink for as little cost as possible. But under Minimum Unit Pricing this ...

British women are drinking more than ever. The average woman drinks 9.4 units of alcohol a week, a figure that is predicted to reach 16.2 units a week by 2004. One unit of alcohol is equivalent to ...

To help lower your risk of “alcohol-related harm”, the NHS has published a number of recommended guidelines online. These include: not regularly drinking more than 14 units of alcohol a week ...

Current NHS guidelines recommend drinking no more than 14 units of alcohol a week. This equates to six pints of beer or six small glasses of wine. Find out about the symptoms you need to watch out ...

The University of Pennsylvania researchers analyzed brain MRIs and found that one to two units of alcohol daily could lead to premature brain aging. If you thought having two beers in a day could ...

According to current NHS guidelines, individuals should limit their alcohol intake to no more than 14 units per week, equivalent to about six pints of beer or six small glasses of wine.

They should never exceed the recommended adult weekly limit (14 units of alcohol). Click here to read more guidance from the NHS.

But does giving up alcohol for just a few weeks really have ... who drank more than the government recommended guidelines of 14 units – the equivalent of either six glasses of wine, or six ...