All news on the topic: Alcoholism

Linda Robson's battle with alcoholism led to three stints in rehab and clinics until she was diagnosed with a rare allergic reaction to an antidepressant

Football legend Paul Gascoigne has revealed he is once again struggling with alcoholism after years of trying to quit his booze and drug addiction with rehab and AA meetings

Legendary footballer Paul Gascoigne has opened up about his struggles with alcoholism, revealing he is homeless and currently staying in the spare room of his manager Katie Davies' home

Natalie was once incredibly proud of her and her late husband James' military life but she now believes the army did not do enough to help after he developed PTSD due to the horrors he saw during his service

Whilst most types of liver disease don't cause any side-effects in the early stages, a little-known symptom can present itself when the liver has become damaged and scarred

An ex-neighbour of former Olympian Stan Wild - who is at the centre of sex abuse allegations - claims in new ITV documentary 'Gymnastics: A Culture Of Abuse' that he also interfered with her

Singer Lulu struggled to hold back her emotions as she spoke about the heartbreaking moments her parents died and her relationship with them

Former Liberty X star Michelle Heaton has been open about her battle with addiction, and has now revealed that she 'accepted' she was going to die before she got sober

Trubutes poured in for the 29-year-old, who was described as being 'loved by everyone' - but wasn't able to 'get the help she needed' before her death

Mark Clowes was previously found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter after he took too long helping his girlfriend who was in agony in a scolding hot bath, and died of her burns

England legend Paul Gascoigne has sent a heartfelt message of support to Man Utd star Marcus Rashford and insists the troubled star needs our help

Retired cop Alan Claxton, 74, caused his wife Wendy, 70, to hurtle down the stairs with such 'massive force' she suffered catastrophic injuries usually associated with a car accident

Mhairi Doyle, a Sefton councillor, in Merseyside, has told of how the trauma of watching her son die from alcohol-related illness led her to confront her own issues

Being attacked by an ape as a child triggered decades of alcoholism for SAS: Who Dares Wins TV star Matthew 'Ollie' Ollerton, but he hasn't had a drop since August 2019

Free, accessible support is available – and here’s how to find the best route to help near you

While we all know giving up booze is good for us - it is remarkable how quickly the physical changes from quitting can take effect on your body

Elissa Hubbard, 37, used gambling to fill a void when she quit drinking. But her life spiralled out of control when she blew thousands on betting apps on her phone

A single parent with a 'horrendous' full-time job admits she feels like she's failing her kids, crying herself to sleep every night with the knowledge she's 'not doing enough'

Former Big Brother host Davina McCall recently revealed she hasn't had an alcoholic drink in more than 30 years and admitted to being 'quite rigid' with herself in life when it comes to her health

Gogglebox voice over and Royle Family star Caroline Aherne died from lung cancer at the age of 52 on July 2, 2016. The actress narrated the Channel 4 show from 2013 until her death

A major new study has found that there are dozens of health conditions experienced in early life which could leave you childless in later life, with more than half of them being behavioural disorders

WARNING DISTURBING: So-called "Cannibal Kathy" was delivered Australia's first ever life sentence without parole for the grisly murder of her boyfriend John Price that shocked the nation in 2001

The father of infamous American serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer died in hospice care at the age of 87, it has been reported. Lionel Dahmer supported and defended his son until his dying day

Cara Walworth was once living on the streets after becoming addicted to drugs at 13. Today, three years clean and sober, she tells her story in the hope of inspiring others.

Robert Gildea, Emeritus Professor of Modern History at Oxford, spent years recording hundreds of “voices from the deep” across the former coalfields for a new book