UK charity tests drugs for festivalgoers

Festivalgoers can have their drugs tested as part of a controversial new scheme being run in the UK this summer.

UK charity tests drugs for festivalgoers
Sat, 29 Jul, 2017 - 10:22

Festivalgoers can have their drugs tested as part of a controversial new scheme being run in the UK this summer.

Campaigners say malaria medication, insecticide and cement have been found in recreational drugs sold to festival-goers.

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