Christmas can be tricky for those who are teetotal or taking some time away from the booze, but it needn't be. It used to be that low and no-alcohol drinks weren't up to much. While soft drinks ...

"A mindful approach will let you enjoy the tradition without compromising your health goals," told nutritionist Bharathi Ramesh.

But with 70 per cent of Brits admitting they drink at least once a week, cutting out the booze altogether seems unlikely for many - especially with Christmas ... says alcohol affects our brain ...

Drinking only non-alcoholic drinks for the entirety of Christmas Day, it turns out, gives and takes. I can confirm that there is exactly the same sense of decadent celebration to popping the cork ...

A family Christmas lunch turned deadly when a 16-year-old boy drank himself to death after consuming more than a dozen ...

Could alcohol-free functional drinks be the answer to my prayers ... from its energising properties as I dashed off to a Christmas event and even stayed later to help clean up afterwards, when ...

A man who attacked his girlfriend and damaged her home in a drunken rampage has been warned not to drink alcohol over Christmas or he could be jailed. Stephen Auton, 36, from Sunderland ...

Christmas party season has arrived but that ... % of 18 to 24-year-olds occasionally or regularly order low or non-alcoholic drinks, with 39% drinking no alcohol at all. And the consequent surge ...

If you're planning to have a glass of wine, a mixed drink or beer on Christmas, you should plan to stock up ahead of time. Michigan cuts off alcohol sales at bars, restaurants and stores early on ...