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The United Kingdom government has outlined four alcohol-related activities that are legally prohibited for people under the age of 18.
The restrictions apply to all minors in the UK, including Kenyan children and teenagers living in the country, regardless of their nationality.
According to government guidance, anyone under 18 found drinking alcohol in a public place may be stopped, fined or arrested by the police.
The government identifies four specific activities that constitute offences under its alcohol laws.
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The rules place responsibilities on businesses selling alcohol as well as adults who attempt to obtain it for minors.
Despite the restrictions, UK law provides limited exceptions for teenagers aged 16 and 17.
They may consume beer, wine or cider while having a meal if they are accompanied by an adult and the premises are serving food.
However, the exemption does not allow them to purchase the alcohol themselves. An adult must buy it for them.
The government also provides limited provisions for children aged 16 and under to enter pubs and other…
