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David Cameron clashes with Michael Meacher after accusing him of using 'mind-altering substances'. David Cameron has clashed with a Labour MP after joking that he must have been taking 'mind-altering substances'. Michael Meacher complained to the Commons Speaker about the prime minister's 'unparliamentary' language. Mr Cameron said the remark had just been meant as 'Commons banter' but agreed to withdraw it. In his question, Mr Meacher said recent research had indicated that the UK had fallen behind Mali and other developing countries in terms of business investment and asked the prime minister whether he was happy with this situation. In response, the prime minister suggested the MP may have 'been on a night out on the town with Reverend Flowers' and the 'mind-altering substances have taken effect'. Mr Flowers has admitted 'serious mistakes' after being filmed buying cocaine. Turning to Speaker John Bercow, the veteran Labour MP and former minister said: 'As you would have heard, and as everyone else in the House heard, I asked a perfectly reasonable question, which was based on clear documentary evidence as I indicated. I want to ask whether it is parliamentary to use such an unjustifiable, rude and offensive phrase? Mr Cameron replied: 'I completely respect the right honourable gentleman and the important question he asked, which I tried to answer with the point about inward investment in to Britain. If it caused any offence, I will happily withdraw it. I think it is very important that we can have a little bit of light-hearted banter and a sense of humour on all sides. BBC parliamentary correspondent Sean Curran, who watched the half-hour session from the Commons press gallery, said the official line - from spokesmen for both sides - is that they could not hear what was said when the heckles and jeers erupted after the prime minister accused Michael Meacher of taking 'mind altering substances'. Mr Cameron had earlier taunted Labour leader Ed Miliband over a leaked email from one of his aides that described Mr Balls as a 'nightmare', saying he could have told Mr Miliband that 'three years ago'. The prime minister has often complained about the shadow chancellor's heckling of him during Prime Minister's Questions. He was forced to apologise last year after calling Mr Balls a 'muttering idiot'. Speaker makes PM withdraw 'idiot' jibe. Video, Speaker makes PM withdraw 'idiot' jibe. This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. More on this story.

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Medical complications arising from intravenous abuse of Subutex especially when mixed with other prescription drugs:. The sharing of needles can also cause the spread of Hepatitis B and C and the HIV virus if the needles are contaminated. Adverse effects of short-term use and long-term or heavy use of cannabis \[1\]. The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs is an international agreement to control the cultivation of opium poppy, coca bush, cannabis plant, and their products which are referred to as 'narcotic drugs'. Singapore is one of the signatories to the Convention. Together with the other signatories, we are committed to prevent the misuse and illicit trafficking of these drugs, which include cannabis. Illegal traffic, import or export of Cocaine: a Less than 20 grammes — At least 5 years of imprisonment and 5 strokes of the cane b Between 20 grammes and 30 grammes — At least 20 years of imprisonment and 15 strokes of the cane, up to a maximum of 30 years of imprisonment or imprisonment for life and 15 strokes of the cane c More than 30 grammes — May face the death penalty. Selling or offering to sell an intoxicating substance when it is suspected that the substance is for the purpose of intoxication:. The related penalties are as follows Lysergide LSD. Illegal traffic, import or export of methamphetamine: a Less than grammes — At least 5 years of imprisonment and 5 strokes of the cane b Between grammes and grammes — At least 20 years of imprisonment and 15 strokes of the cane, up to a maximum of 30 years of imprisonment or imprisonment for life and 15 strokes of the cane c More than grammes — may face the death penalty. NPS have unknown, dangerous toxicology effects and are as addictive and harmful as controlled drugs. Abuse can lead to. Drug Information. Also known as Subutex, tec, su su Description Subutex comes in 2 mg and 8 mg pills. Its active ingredient is Buprenorphine Hydrochloride, which is a semi-synthetic opioid derivative closely related to Morphine. Subutex is taken sublingually i. However, abusers mix it with other prescription drugs and inject it for a greater 'high'. Effects and Dangers Sedation Light-headedness Dizziness Nausea Constipation Vomiting Withdrawal Symptoms Delirium tremens, clouding of consciousness and severe tremors or seizures Anxiety, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea Abdominal cramps, muscle and joint pains Insomnia difficulty in sleeping Medical complications arising from intravenous abuse of Subutex especially when mixed with other prescription drugs: Clogging of veins leading to gangrene. Breathing problems respiratory depression which can lead to death. Both are stimulants of the central nervous system and are known to produce stimulant and hallucinatory effects similar to MDMA, commonly known as 'Ecstasy'. They may also be known as 'party pills'. Adverse effects of short-term use and long-term or heavy use of cannabis \[1\] Effects of short-term use Impaired short-term memory, making it difficult to learn and to retain information. Impaired motor co-ordination, interfering with driving skills and increasing the risk of injuries. In high dose, can cause paranoia and psychosis. Effects of long-term or heavy use Addiction. The earlier one begins to abuse drugs, the higher the risk of addiction. Altered brain development. Adults who smoke cannabis regularly during adolescence have impaired neural connectivity fewer fibres in specific brain regions. Cognitive impairment, with lower IQ among those who were frequent users in adolescence. Symptoms of chronic bronchitis. Poor education outcome, with increased likelihood of dropping out of school. Also known as Crack, Coke and Snow. Description Cocaine is derived from the leaves of the Erthroxylum coca. In its pure form, Cocaine is a white crystalline powder and it is either sniffed in powder form or injected into the body in liquid form. Cocaine is both a central nervous system stimulant and an anaesthetic. The chronic Cocaine abuser is socially dangerous because of the mental abnormalities caused by the drug. These tablets come in different colours with different logos stamped on them. They are often sold in discos as well as night joints. People take them to enable them to dance all night and sometimes they die from exhaustion and dehydration. This may cause bad reactions to the body. Also known as White, Smack, Junk, Powder, Putih, Medicine, Ubat Description Heroin is a powerful and very addictive drug that comes in granular, powder or solution form. Heroin No. Heroin abusers feel dull and tired very easily. They cannot work properly as they are not able to concentrate. The sniffing of such vapours or fumes is known as inhalant abuse. Inhalant abuse affects the growth and development of muscles, nerves and organs. If you are an inhalant abuser, normal activities like running and shouting can cause death by heart failure. An inhalant abuser may die from suffocation anytime. This is known as Sudden Sniffing Death. It can happen on the very first time or any other time the abuser sniffs glue. Description Ketamine is an anaesthetic for veterinary as well as human use. The drug takes the form of a white crystalline powder, liquid or tablet. As a drug of abuse in Hong Kong, the United States and Australia, Ketamine has become common at dance parties or 'raves'. The effects of Ketamine last an hour or less but the drug can affect the senses, judgement and co-ordination for 18 to 24 hours. Its leaves contain Mitragynine and 7-Hydroxymitragynine that have psychotropic effects. Kratom can come in the form of fresh leaves, dried leaves or as a powdered extract. Common forms of abuse include chewing on the fresh leaves or drinking it after boiling its powdered extract. Effects and Dangers Consumption of Kratom can produce psychoactive or mind-altering effects. Description Lysergide LSD is a hallucinogen. It is often sold on blotting paper, which is usually imprinted with a colourful cartoon or design. Although abusers generally take it orally, the tabs of blotting paper are also placed on skin areas that readily absorb the drug into the bloodstream, for example, under the eyelid. When ingested, LSD takes effect within 30 minutes. Its effects are strongest after 3 to 5 hours and can last up to 12 hours. Bad 'trips' can trigger severe panics, paranoia and confusion. After a 'trip', the abuser may feel depressed. Description Mephedrone is a stimulant drug derived from cathinone, which is a Class A controlled drug. Mephedrone is marketed as a substitute to 'Ecstasy' and amphetamines. Mephedrone abuse is known to cause cravings and dependence. Description Methamphetamine in its crystallised form is known as methamphetamine hydrochloride. It usually comes in the form of a colourless and odourless crystal that resembles glass fragments or shiny blue-white 'rocks' of various sizes. This explains why it is more commonly known as 'Ice' in Singapore. Methamphetamine also comes in tablet form. In this form, it is also known as 'Crazy Horse Pill' or 'Ya ba'. Most of the 'Ya ba' tablets found in Singapore are embossed with the 'WY' logo and are green or orange in colour. Methamphetamine is highly addictive and is a strong stimulant. It has a very strong effect on the central nervous system. NPS are produced by introducing slight modifications to the chemical structures of existing NPS and controlled drugs to create new variations that are not yet controlled. Negative effects NPS have unknown, dangerous toxicology effects and are as addictive and harmful as controlled drugs. Also known as 'Erimin-5'. Description 'Erimin-5' is a type of depressant taken orally by the user in tablet form. Depressants are drugs which help a person to calm down and sleep. However, excessive use will lead to harmful effects.

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