Coca-Cola is developing an alcopop for the Japanese market, in what will be its first ever alcoholic offering. Coca-Cola is capitalising on the country’s growing market for 'Chu-Hai' drinks – canned low-alcohol drinks that are deemed socially acceptable to drink in public.

Despite health warnings, people still like to treat themselves to a fizzy drink for a sweet pick-me-up. But Coca-Cola announced that it has been using less sugar in some of its staple products, so people might not have been getting that same sugar hit they're used to after all.

Between diplomatic concerns ahead of the World Cup in Russia, human rights abuses in 2022 host nation Qatar, and allegations of corruption within FIFA, the beautiful game has plenty of problems. But how is football being used to tackle social issues and bring communities together in Britain?

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