Drugs
University of Surrey researchers have figured out a new way to test for cocaine and yes, it works – we tried it.
Matthew Brown broke into Janet Hamnett’s home naked and beat her with a broomstick handle, screaming like an animal. A judge acquitted him of assault because he was high.
We met up with British powerlifters who compete in one of the rare sports where performance-enhancing drugs are part of the plan
Don’t share cigs, don't share keys – and always wash your hands!
We meet two Swedish drug users who have escaped Sweden's zero-tolerance policy and instead live on the streets of Copenhagen.
British people statistically take more MDMA in one session than any other country on the planet. In this episode, we find out what’s making ecstasy so dangerous again.
Weed has been a controversial topic in America since the Reefer Madness days thanks to fear mongering and propaganda. Lee explains why you shouldn’t believe it.
A drugs harm reduction campaign by VICE, in collaboration with The Loop and the Royal Society for Public Health.
Last weekend, a young man died at a venue that was allegedly dangerously over-filled and not willing to hand out free tap water.
New research suggests that, instead of the crushing existential mood drop we're all used to, MDMA can actually produce an "afterglow" – if you're not an idiot about it.
Once again, drug deaths are at their highest rate since records began.
"I probably should've been scared, but I wasn't."
"It's pretty much the opposite of the usual drug dealer model. This isn't about making money, it's purely about helping people in need."
A new Home Office report details the extent and complexities of the UK's drug trade.
Everything you need to know about cocaine: how it affects your health, how long it stays in your blood, what happens when you mix coke with alcohol, and more.
University of Surrey researchers have figured out a new way to test for cocaine and yes, it works – we tried it.
Don’t share cigs, don't share keys – and always wash your hands!
Just so you know.
"This guy's dad would let him throw these parties from his massive Knightsbridge house, with coke, ketamine, mushrooms, ecstasy, top-shelf booze and high-class hookers."
Surprise, surprise!
I made thousands selling drugs to students – but I wouldn't go back.
Matthew Brown broke into Janet Hamnett’s home naked and beat her with a broomstick handle, screaming like an animal. A judge acquitted him of assault because he was high.
The psychedelic revolution has arrived – yet psychologists still have major gaps in knowledge about going on a shrooms trip in the name of mental health.
A simple explainer for why doing one too many lines of ket can turn your reality inside out – and what you can do to alleviate it.
Sure, you might be more likely to contract coronavirus – but at least you'll be blackout drunk!
A recent poll from organisation Turning Point showed that 54 percent of 18 to 24-year-olds get lonely, and 21 percent say they are intoxicated once a week or more.
Cannabis can quell nausea, alleviate anxiety, and dull pain – so we looked at the evidence for it as a hangover cure.