Mowlam calls for global drug legalisation
Press Review 19 September 2002
Judge damns £1m drug street
Press Review 16 September 2002
Motorists to face drug driving tests
Press Review 6 September 2002
'Three spliffs' rule condemned
Press Review 5 September 2002
Drug charity condemns cannabis rules
News Article 5 September 2002
The charity DrugScope has attacked the new "three spliffs and you're out" policy as a charter to increase police stop and search powers.
Ainsworth announces 'Three spliffs and you're out'
News Article 4 September 2002
Cannabis smokers will face a "three strikes and you're out" rule, police chiefs have been told.
'Three spliffs' rule unveiled
Press Review 4 September 2002
Blunkett's cannabis strategy is 'flawed'
Press Review 2 September 2002
Scientists claim ecstasy is not dangerous
Press Review 2 September 2002
Cannabis changes 'will bring confusion'
News Article 2 September 2002
Retaining the power of arrest for simple cannabis possession will lead to confusion among officers when the drug is re-classified, an academic will warn this week.
Research shows extent of hard drug user crime
News Article 30 August 2002
Early research by the Home Office has shown there is a strong link between hard drug use and crimes such as robbery.
Chris Mullin MP - Chairman of home affairs select committee
Interview 23 August 2002
Question: Abolishing the double jeopardy rule has come under heavy criticism from civil rights groups. Is it justified?
Conservative concern at drug-driving
News Article 12 August 2002
The Conservatives have called for more research into the dangers of drug-driving.
Majority oppose cannabis relaxation
Press Review 31 July 2002
Stricter rules on Lambeth project
Press Review 26 July 2002
