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Inside the 170-year-old teetotal cult quietly plotting to make British pints unaffordable
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The temperance movement has a long history in the UK, dating back to the 19th century when various groups campaigned to reduce alcohol consumption. Some of these groups, like the one mentioned, have evolved over time and now focus on influencing public health policy at a national and international level. The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a significant role in shaping global health policies, including those related to alcohol consumption, which could potentially impact the pricing and availability of alcohol in the UK.
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Inside the 170-year-old teetotal cult quietly plotting to make British pints unaffordable
A Victorian temperance order that began with candles and aprons is now pulling strings at the WHO and could one day hit British pubgoers in the pocket.
4 Jul, 06:00