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 Adrian Chiles, author, broadcaster, columnist, and for these purposes, longtime dispenser of searching but practical thoughts on booze, met comedian John Robins when they were making adjacent shows on Radio 5 Live. After Chiles made his doc stanley flask umentary, Drinkers Like Me, at the start of 2021, the pair got talking.Robins 鈥?whose new comedy show Howl explores his relationship with alcohol and his journey into sobriety 鈥?was experimenting with drinking in moderation; Chiles was writing his book, The Good Drinker: How I Learned to Love Drinking Less. Adrian interviews John in the hardback, and theyre both enthusiastic, freshly minted moderate drinkers. By the time the paperback was coming out, though, John was teetotal. What follows is the conversation they had about how their paths crossed and, later, branched apart.Adrian Chiles: What Id realised, writing the book, is that there are people working out there who talk about harm reduction. They dont talk like therapists. They dont say:  We need to get to the inner cause of your drinking.  They say:  Whatever it takes to get your consumption down.  But Im absolutely clear that moderation isnt for everybody; that abstinence may be the simplest way for some people, or the only way.John Robins: I think my ears pricked up when you talked about moderation, because it was my obsession, for six years. I was a daily drinker bef stanley taza ore, and in 2017 I started to monitor my drinking, literally stanley cup  with spreadsheets. I was very pleased with this. Over th Tjqn Prison officers off sick from inhaling smoke after 5.6kg spice haul
 An automated system that screens welfare claimants for signs they might commit fraud or error has based its verdicts in part on applicants age, it has emerged, sparking calls for a review of whether the system is legal.Xantura, a UK technology firm  stanley website that provides  risk-based verification  to about 80 councils and has assessed hundreds of thousands of claimants, previously said it did not fee bidon stanley d its algorithm any information protected under anti-discrimination laws.However, its chief executive, Wajid Shafiq, has now admitted it weighs a claimants age, which is a pro stanley kubek tected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010. That means less favourable treatment of someone on the basis of that trait amounts to direct discrimination and may be illegal.Xantura spoke to the Guardian after civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch obtained a cache of documents under the Freedom of Information Act providing a glimpse into how Xanturas system has operated.It automatically recommends riskier housing and council tax benefit claimants for tougher checks which can lead to delayed decisions. It also accelerates applications for supposedly low-risk applicants.Xantura insists its use of age helps reduce fraud and error, speeds up the majority of applications and does not breach the Equality Act, citing a legal exception allowing financial services providers to account for age. But campaigners are calling for greater scrutiny.The documents released to BBW showed Xantura has processed data about wh