They have not been legal. During the early 18th century opium was used by upper class males in "opium dens". It was popular but no legislation actually was in place to stop it despite police at the time raiding many of these establishments
Both these drugs are not classed as Class A a in the uk and are illegal
1994
By proving that they have been in the UK continually for 14 years.-Rajiv
In most countries Opium is illegal. Some medications (Morphine) are opium based and so are (Schedule 8 in Australia) restricted on who can administer them to patients or hold the keys that access the cupboard they are stored in.
It is possible but i would not suggest it as it is illegal and if you are caught you face serious concequences.
In the UK and Ireland a 'marriage of convenience' as this would be called is illegal.
none. it is the illegal drug cocaine. from the late 1920's-60's, addicts in the UK could obtain a prescription for cocaine/heroin. whoever had that were some lucky bastards, eh!?
No, possession of Opium in any form is illegal in the UK under the Misuse of Drugs act 1971. It is considered to be a class A drug. Possession can warrant up to 7 years in prison and/or an unlimited fine. Dealing can warrant up to life in prison and/or an unlimited fine.See the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 for further information:http://www.ukcia.org/pollaw/lawlibrary/misuseofdrugsact1971.php
In the UK about £40.
The act of sniffing glue is not illegal in the UK but it is illegal to buy or sell glue for such a purpose.
In the UK, Crack cocaine is a class A drug.
They are illegal in some countries, such as the UK.
if they have a licence there not illegal