Steven Bartlett

Yes.

I mean, alcohol's been on a journey.

It's been on a journey in terms of society's opinion about it.

Can you take me on that journey and tell me where we are now?

And when I'm saying that, I'm talking about society's opinion on its health benefits and what it is.

And then also what we're getting wrong now about alcohol.

Are you telling me that there's no healthy level of alcohol consumption?

So I look at this glass of wine here and this pint of beer.

If I drank one of these a day, not a huge amount, I think what people tend to think is they think, well, it's only one.

So my body will just flush it out and there'll be no adverse health consequences.

Is that true?

So if I have a glass of wine every day, I'll be over that limit then?

So if you said that this is roughly three units roughly.

You get 14 a week.

So three times seven, 21.

Okay, so if I have this glass of wine every day, then I'd be over the UK limit of?

Lower risk drinking.

So I'd be medium risk drinking.

Okay, because I was wondering why cancer has been increasing.

Yes.