Drink warning from baroness after attack by drunken gang
A campaigner for victims' rights - whose husband was killed by a drunken gang - has been in Kent to see what is being done to tackle teenage drinking. Baroness Newlove was in Maidstone to see how Government money is being spent on a project to make young people aware of dangers.
Her husband, Garry, was attacked outside their home six years ago - a tragedy that left her determined to make young people think - before they drink. David Johns reports.
Baroness Newlove will visit Maplesden Noakes School in Maidstone this lunchtime to watch a "Don't Abuse the Booze" lesson delivered by Kent Integrated Youth Service which supports young people.
Artists impression of the new gin distillery Credit: Bombay Sapphire
A gin distillery is to open at Laverstoke Mill, Hampshire.
The project by Bombay Sapphire is a multi million pound restoration of the historic buildings which once housed England's most significant bank note paper making facilities
The site will be completely renovated from a derelict mill into a gin distillery and visitor centre.
