If you wanted to get your hands on an ounce of weed or a gram of coke, chances are you’d call a dealer, meet them in their car and do the deal in cash. But the days of waiting around in the cold for your next high are gone; whether legal or not, more and more people are ordering drugs online.

Drug use in the UK is on the rise. But the people taking them are older, and more middle class than ever. And they’re taking them at home, swapping all-night raves for nights on the sofa. But is this really an accurate picture of the changing British attitudes towards drug use?

With many seniors prone to depression, traditional treatment is being swapped for alternatives – including video games. Among elderly people suffering from depression, the same addictive quality that draws in avid gamers is keeping them committed to their treatment.

Cannabis is shrugging off its bad rep among American youth, with kids in legalised states questioning how harmful the drug is. As legalisation spurs entrepreneurial endeavours and grows a diverse user base, it’s beginning to blend into young people’s understanding of what's acceptable.