All news on the topic: Dry January

Long-term alcohol abuse can lead to some serious consequences such a liver disease which interferes with the function of the organ - our body's processing, storing and distribution factory

The Malsters Arms in Swansea, Wales, has changed its name to 'The Gym' in a bid to allow punters to get around going for a drink during Dry January by implying they're going to workout

Andy Blackman would regularly enjoy a red wine after work or a weekend pint down the pub, before he stopped drinking alcohol in September 2022 - and has never looked back

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

As Dry January ends you might be tempted to celebrate with a pint or two, but one nutritionist has warned against going straight back into old habits

We all know drinking can cause bad decision making but it can also impact your mood and ability to heal, meaning Dry January could chemically alter your brain and body

Eva Simpson talks about her return to reality following her Christmas break... and how because of the daily pressure of life she's planning a Dry February instead

The Irish liqueur can wreak havoc on your pipes under the sink and cause expensive blockages - but plumbing experts explain one easy hack to properly bin your Baileys

Haysmith’s 0% Raspberry and Redcurrant Gin alternative joins the supermarket’s low and no alcohol line up, available in store - and ready for Dry January

Dry January has become increasingly popular in recent years and people around the country put down the bottle in the hope of a healthier life, but what happens to your body if you don't drink alcohol for a month?