Drink-driving road fatalities are at an 8-year high as nearly 330 people were killed on UK roads due to drink-driving during 2017. It’s the worst recorded list of fatalities since the death toll of 380 people in 2009. New data released from the Department of Transport show’s a provisional death toll between 240 to 330 people were killed in 2017 due to accidents...

The UK’s roads are awash with drink-drivers with a staggering 41,000 motorists arrested in 2017. And those figures look set to rise with 2018 on course to be a boozier year, with 13,614 arrests and convictions recorded between January and April, compared to 13,408 over the period in 2017. The alarming figures, obtained from police forces across the UK, show December as the...