Everyone’s heard of Grindr. More than five million men in 192 countries use it to hook up. It’s transformed the gay dating scene. But with the closure of many LGBT venues, how are all these virtual encounter platforms affecting bars and clubs? Has Grindr killed the gay bar?

Kids under 18 have been called iGeneration, Gen Tech and "the swipe generation". But with teenagers using less drugs and drinking less alcohol – even though they're less likely to think these substances are harmful – perhaps a more fitting label might be "Generation Straight-Edge."

Soft drinks are no longer just something to keep the kids quiet while the grown-ups quaff wine. There’s a new market opening up that’s far more sophisticated than just carbonated sugar water. But what can brands do to capitalise on alcohol moderation? And what do teetotallers look for at bars?

Crackdowns on Class A substances haven’t cut down their usage; more partygoers than ever are taking drugs in the UK, especially at events like music festivals. Secret Garden Party is taking a harm reduction approach to drugs, offering free ‘front of the house’ testing over the party weekend.