The Royal Navy has tightened the rules of alcohol use aboard its ships to a maximum of 14 units a week per sailor. Under the ...

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The change will impact all men and women on board.

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No more drunken sailors? Navy to restrict alcohol in health kick on ships - Sailors will be restricted to 14 units each week and must fill in a form to show what drinks they have consumed ...