article_snippet: Ethylone is one of dozens of synthetic narcotics that have flooded the UK over the last decade.
article_snippet: The most famous, mephedrone or meow meow, was implicated in a series of deaths across the UK which led to the law being changed in 2010 to categorise the drugs as Class B. Lindo said Class B. Lindo could not remember attack but told psychiatrists Class B. Lindo believed Class B. Lindo could pass through other dimensions.
article_snippet: Mephedrone, a legal high, known as meow meow, white magic, drone, bubble and MCAT, which was legal until April 2010 .
article_snippet: Yesterday, the government banned two groups of dangerous ‘legal highs’.
article_snippet: The stimulant compound drug 4,4’-DMAR, which is linked to the deaths of more than 20 people in the UK, mainly Northern Ireland, and the synthetic opioid MT-45, have both been outlawed as Class A substances.
article_snippet: The move is part of a crackdown on new psychoactive substances (
article_snippet: legal highs’- and minister have already banned more than 500 new drugs.
article_snippet: Tomorrow a UK-led proposal to internationally control the drug mephedrone is expected to be passed by the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs in Vienna.
article_snippet: If a UK-led proposal to internationally control the drug mephedrone goes ahead, this would be the first time a NPS)
article_snippet: Currently drug laws in Europe and North America only ban the use and sale of specific substances.
article_snippet: This means new compounds developed by chemists can be sold without fear of prosecution until new compounds developed by chemists are added to the list of controlled substances.
article_snippet: Mephedrone, created by Dr Z and sold over the internet as plant food, caused at least one death and has been implicated in at least 13 others.
article_snippet: The drug became popular among clubbers in 2007 as a more easily available - and legal - replacement for ecstasy.
article_snippet: Mephedrone's popularity gave rise to a whole new market for legal highs sold over the internet.
article_snippet: When the substance was finally banned in 2010, a range of other novel synthesised drugs had sprung up to take a range of other novel place.
article_snippet: drugs include psychoactive substances (NPS) and 6-APB, known commonly as Benzo Fury.
article_snippet: Those attempts have now turned into a cat and mouse game with legislators, with chemists synthesising new substances faster legislators Parliament can ban legislators, spawning a whole industry to feed Britain's hunger for mind-altering substances.