News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| 27 days ago
Professor David Nutt was sacked last week for speaking out against the British Government's decision to reclassify cannabis from a Class C drug to the more dangerous category B. "The Labor government's trying to be harder on drugs than the Tory...
News Source: Epoch Times
| 27 days ago
Epoch Times Staff Nov 3, 2009 The worlds of politics, science, and drugs have collided in a heated public debate following the firing of the chief adviser on drugs to the U.K. government. Professor David Nutt was dismissed on Oct. 30 for saying in a...
News Source: Times Online
| 27 days ago
Professor John Beddington, the Chief Scientific Adviser, said research showing the drug to be less dangerous than alcohol and cigarettes was “absolutely clear cut”, though he stopped short of criticising Alan Johnson’s decision to dismiss him.
News Source: The Scotsman
| 27 days ago
THE UK's chief science adviser has said he agrees with the views of the government's former chief drug adviser, sacked after saying many illegal drugs were less dangerous than alcohol and cigarettes. Professor John Beddington, the UK's chief...
News Source: The Guardian
| 27 days ago
Politicians still just say no Fear of perceived attack from the rightwing press has prevented serious discussion. The time has come to break the taboo Even Alan Johnson must know his sacking of David Nutt was a mistake. The boast that he was being "...
News Source: The Independent
| 27 days ago
The Government’s chief scientific adviser said today that he agreed with the sacked drugs “tsar” Professor David Nutt when he said that cannabis is less dangerous than alcohol and cigarettes. Professor John Beddington, the most senior...