Health leaders tell government to follow Scotland and Wales on cost of cheap booze after Darzi report on death toll Ministers are facing pressure to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol after Lord Darzi’s investigation into the NHS highlighted the “alarming” death toll in England caused...
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