MPs back drugs law shake-up
Press Review 22 May 2002
Drugs report contradicts tough government policy
News Article 22 May 2002
Safe injecting rooms should be trialed for serious heroin addicts, a cross-party committee of MPs says today.
Government tackles schools drug culture
News Article 21 May 2002
The government has launched a "zero tolerance" campaign against drugs in schools.
Trials for medicinal cannabis
Press Review 21 May 2002
Government to step up anti-drugs campaign
Press Review 21 May 2002
MPs support easing ecstasy law
Press Review 20 May 2002
Mixed message on UK drugs policy
News Article 20 May 2002
Politicians will send out a mixed message on drugs this week despite the government's attempt to toughen up the narcotics laws.
Mowlam backs softer line on drugs
News Article 19 May 2002
As MPs prepare to back moves to make "medical heroin" available on the NHS, Mo Mowlam has urged the government to go further and liberalise drugs laws.
UK winning the drugs war says minister
News Article 17 May 2002
The government is succeeding in the war against hard drugs suppliers, a minister has claimed.
Europe braced for 'flood of heroin'
Press Review 7 May 2002
Home Office cautious on drugs call
Press Review 3 May 2002
Police go soft on hard drugs
News Article 3 May 2002
Heroin and cocaine users should be given treatment rather than face prosecution, police chiefs said on Thursday.
Drug use revealed among theft suspects
Press Review 1 May 2002
'Daft Mo' backs drugs liberalisation
Press Review 29 April 2002
Former minister in drugs call
News Article 28 April 2002
The former cabinet minister Mo Mowlam has re-ignited the drugs debate with a radical call for the decriminalisation of all drugs - including heroin and cocaine.
