UK: Cannabis Smokers warned they can lose passports and driving licences under tough new penalties for possesion of Cannabis...

So treating it the same as drunk driving then. What's wrong with that?

The new proposed laws are just for possession of cannabis.

Britain has drug driving laws which you are banned from driving for up to a year, if you test positive and have more than 2mg of THC per litre of blood. Less than 2mg THC per litre is legal.

Cannabis laws kill people

This coming from a government presiding over the largest medical plantations in Europe.

Nice twisted ethics. The best money can buy.

wow. thats like spain selling all their oranges to then import their own from south america..

Punished for smoking the holy 'erb. We were given cannabis receptors for a reason.

But, demanded to take untested synthetic mRNA jabs.

Clown world.

Can go **** themselves...

This is interesting as last I heard Sadiq Khan was investigating LEGALISING Cannabis...

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CKP is a man

Doubtful

youre just hoping hes going to post a photo to disprove it.

:homo:

My watch is a real Breitling Colt Chronograph that I bought in the mid 90's... serial number 2424...


Breitling will not do a quartz service and 1200 meter water proof test with pass papers for a fake watch you dumb troll...

Crown snapped and cost £205 to fix.. and I need to get the bezel replaced when they source a replacement..

*I wrote CKP GLP but accidentally covered the P up..

Try again troll..

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The government is currently consulting on tough new measures for those who use cannabis

Meanwhile, Home Office proposals published in July set out tougher punishments for recreational users of drugs such as cannabis and cocaine.

The three-tiered approach would see first-time offenders forced to pay to attend a drug awareness course or pay an increased fine or possibly face prosecution.

For a second offence, drug users would be given a caution, sent on a further drug awareness course, and face a period of mandatory, random drug testing for up to three months.

Anyone caught with cannabis or other recreational drugs a third time would face prosecution. As part of their punishment, they could have their passports and driving licences confiscated on conviction.

A Home Office spokesperson said: “We have no plans to decriminalise drug possession. Our approach on drugs remains clear - we must prevent drug use in our communities, support people through treatment and recovery, and tackle the supply of illegal drugs.

“The decriminalisation of drugs in the UK would not eliminate the crime committed by the illicit trade, nor would it address the harms associated with drug dependence and the misery that this can cause to families and communities.

“We are committed to reversing the trend of drug use and recently opened a public consultation on a new, bold approach to tackling drug possession.”

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I am 3 weeks behind on UK news...

BUT...

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great

let's start with random regular unannounced charlie checks on sitting politicians

as soon as they've all agreed to that to show their commitment


we can get started

great

let's start with random regular unannounced charlie checks on sitting politicians

as soon as they've all agreed to that to show their commitment


we can get started

Just move to Canada. Literally better in every regard.

Coming from someone who lived in both countries.

The government is currently consulting on tough new measures for those who use cannabis

Home Office proposals published in July set out tougher punishments for recreational users of drugs such as cannabis and cocaine.

The three-tiered approach would see first-time offenders forced to pay to attend a drug awareness course or pay an increased fine or possibly face prosecution.

For a second offence, drug users would be given a caution, sent on a further drug awareness course, and face a period of mandatory, random drug testing for up to three months.

Anyone caught with cannabis or other recreational drugs a third time would face prosecution. As part of their punishment, they could have their passports and driving licences confiscated on conviction.

A Home Office spokesperson said: “We have no plans to decriminalise drug possession. Our approach on drugs remains clear - we must prevent drug use in our communities, support people through treatment and recovery, and tackle the supply of illegal drugs.

“The decriminalisation of drugs in the UK would not eliminate the crime committed by the illicit trade, nor would it address the harms associated with drug dependence and the misery that this can cause to families and communities.

“We are committed to reversing the trend of drug use and recently opened a public consultation on a new, bold approach to tackling drug possession.”

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I am 3 weeks behind on UK news...

BUT...

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Any other sources for this other than what is essentially just the one report by 3 papers from the same organisation?

205 British pounds for a few millimetres of steel