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Camilla Tominey

Britain’s relationship with booze is beyond abusive

1 February 2020

9:00 AM

1 February 2020

9:00 AM

I’m not one of these teetotallers who frowns on people who imbibe, like an angsty ex-smoker who petulantly swats away vape fumes. It would be rather hypocritical because for years, I was what you would describe as a ‘problem’ drinker. In the sense that, every time I drank it caused problems, not only for me but anyone in the vicinity.

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Camilla Tominey is an associate editor at the Daily Telegraph.

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