Cocaine no longer just 'the preserve of wealthy bankers and celebrities ' Official report says the drug is now 'firmly embedded in UK society ' Percentage of about 188,000-54-year-olds taking drug doubles in a decade , study finds . Data suggests it is result of 'continued use among an ageing user cohort ' It could mean that age does not lead to people giving up taking drugs .
Cocaine no longer just 'the preserve of wealthy bankers and celebrities ' Official report says the drug is now 'firmly embedded in UK society ' Percentage of 45-54-year-olds taking drug doubles in a decade , study finds . Data suggests it is result of 'continued use among an ageing user cohort ' It could mean that age does not lead to people giving up taking drugs .