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number of health risks by those abusing it have been documented.Commonly used at festivals, clubs and raves, laughing gas has become the second-most misused drug by 18 to 24-year-olds across the country (via Sky News), and has been proven to be linked to risks including nerve damage and loss of eyesight.The new ban on the substance, however, has been issued by the Tory government in a bid to crack down on litter and anti-social behaviour. As discussed back in September, when the ban was first announced, the home secretary stated that “yobs” were taking advantage of public spaces and creating “a disgraceful mess” with the canisters.

Notting Hill and Friends With Benefits are among some of the films showing this Valentine’s Day.The TV schedule is packed with movies to enjoy today, ranging from romcoms to Rocky.Some of the highlights include the 2021 movie starring Callum Turner, Shailene Woodley, Felicity Jones and Joe Alwyn, The Last Letter From Your Lover, and the 2011 film based of the David Nicholl’s book, One Day, which has just been adapted into a Netflix series.Whether it’s emotional romantic movies you’re after, or a Shakespeare-adapted comedy in 10 Things I Hate About You, there are plenty of great titles to choose from today.What films are on TV this Valentine’s Day?A Dangerous Affair – Channel 5, 2:15pmIt Should Happen To You – Film4, 2:45pmRobin And Marian – Film4, 4:30pmOne Day – Film4, 6:40pmRocky Balboa – ITV4, 8pm10 Things I Hate About You – Film4, 9pmWeird Science – BBC Three 9:45The Last Letter From Your Lover – BBC One, 10:40pmNotting Hill – ITV1, 10:45pmFriends With Benefits – Film4, 11pmElsewhere on streaming services, many new titles have been added to Netflix to enjoy this Valentine’s Day.

With Valentine’s Day now just around the corner, romance fans were gifted a very special treat this week, when Netflix tear-jerker One Day finally hit our screens. The emotional mini-series is based on David Nicholl’s novel of the same name and is split across 14 episodes as it follows the intersecting lives of two friends Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew, that meet and fall in love during their university graduation.

iOS - Android Now police are appealing for information to help trace Mary.PC David Nicholl told Lanarkshire Live: “We, along with Mary’s family, are concerned for her wellbeing and want to know she is okay.“Mary doesn’t have her phone, bank cards or any cash on her and we don’t believe she has access to a vehicle.“I’m asking anyone who thinks they may have seen Mary, or for Mary herself, to contact us.”Mary, who lives in Lanarkshire but has connections to Glasgow, is described as 5ft 3in, with shoulder length greying blonde hair, blue eyes and of slim build.When last seen, Mary was wearing black leggings, black top, black jacket and black trainers.Anyone with any information can call police on 101.