Summary: Two teenagers died after attending a DJ event in Glasgow , with police investigating the possibility of drugs being involved. Both men fell ill after the event, with one dying shortly after being unwell at a railway station and the other in hospital the following morning. Authorities are looking into whether the two incidents are linked and whether substances played a role. A drugs charity highlights increasing drug purity over the past decade, contributing to a higher overdose risk. The unregulated drug market's dynamic nature and the presence of synthetic stimulant drugs are concerning. Calls for drug regu...

Is Harry glamorising drugs? | Valentine Low Actually what Harry said was rather concerning because he's saying that taking these drugs, he took it to help him cope and it did help him cope. Will a strange son Harry turn up for his father Charles' big day? Will Harry bring along his wife? And if he does, will it all kick off? There's even a comic plot line about not being able to find a band. Valentine Lois at times is a royal correspondent and joins us this morning. Morning Valentine. Good morning Stig. Will Charles be saying to him get out of my palace? It's not impossible. Is this story as advertised, Val, because it does feel that they should just get a grip on this either way because who's interested for this to become such a soap opera? I think it's certainly not in the palace's interest that their desperate pritchards go away for it all to quieten dow...

Summary: Nana Akua reacts strongly to the immigration lawyers scam, highlighting the vested interests causing misery for genuine migrants. The Daily Mail's undercover investigation exposes lawyers providing fabricated stories to secure refugee status. Concerns raised over the lenient punishments for lawyers involved in the scam. Nana Akua urges for stricter measures and accountability within the immigration legal profession. Nana Akua, a prominent advocate for immigration ...

Summary: Addiction treatment services have faced severe funding cuts by half over the last decade. As a result of these cuts, getting help as an addict is now harder than ever. Increased funding is necessary to combat the rising drug-related deaths. Each day is a battle for Craig. Drugs and alcohol are everywhere. And for an addict trying to get into rehab, it's a deadly challenge. ...

Summary: Tobias Ellwood faces no-confidence vote by Defence Committee after praising aspects of the Taliban's governance in Afghanistan. Ellwood's remarks deemed controversial and criticized for appearing to praise the extremist group. The MP argues for an incremental approach to work with the Taliban on issues such as human rights and women's rights. Tobias Ellwood, a member of the Defence Committee, is under scrutiny as calls for a no-confidence vote emerge follow...