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May 12, 2026

When will Britain face its opioid crisis?

Our data reveals new overdose hotspots • But how many people are dying? • The Government doesn't know

by Jacob Furedi
New opioid overdose hotspots emerged across Britain last year

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New opioid overdose hotspots emerged across Britain last year
May 12, 2026

When will Britain face its opioid crisis?

Our data reveals new overdose hotspots • But how many people are dying? • The Government doesn't know

by Jacob Furedi
Antoinette O’Brien (bottom left) with her family in Lismore (Elise Derwin)
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The squatters of Lismore

A flood almost wiped this town from the map • Then the government tried to finish the job • Meet the people who refused to leave

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The return of Britain's Groypers

Inspired by America, Britain's Groypers are regrouping • Their enemy isn't 'wokeness' • It's Nigel Farage and Reform

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Argentinian psychologists still flock to Cafe Sigi in Villa Freud, Buenos Aires (Christopher Pillitz)
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