Drinking in pregnancy 'harms I.Q.'
The current advice from the National Institute for Health & Clinical Excellence is for pregnant women not to drink during the first 3 months and then no more than one or two units a week.
But according to a new study carried out by Bristol University, drinking just one glass of wine a week during pregnancy can significantly reduce a child's IQ. Our Health Correspondent Rebecca Broxton has been finding out the implications.
More top news
Baldrick beats Blackadder to knighthood in Honours list
Actors, popstars, business leaders and a former ITV News presenter are among those honoured in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours
Badger petition reaches 250,000 signatures
An online petition against the cull of badgers which was started by Queen guitarist Brian May has secured more than 250,000 signatures.
Britain’s GCHQ focusing on cyber security challenges
Britain’s GCHQ intelligency agency is preparing to come out of the shadows to combat current cyber challenges.