Controlled Drug in the United Kingdom classification of medicines. Special responsibilities are placed upon pharmaceutical wholesalers, pharmacies and doctors in the stocking, distribution, issuing of prescriptions, supply and disposal of items listed under the first three of the schedules. The regulations have been further tightened since Dr Harold Shipman used diamorphine to murder hundreds of his patients during the late 20th century. Drugs which are not used medically, and thus their possession and supply is prohibited; e.g. cannabis and LSD except when licensed by the Home Office to carry out research. Substances subject to the full controlled drug requirements; e.g. diamorphine (heroin), pethidine, cocaine, methadone, methylphenidate,
Give Give Give also took part. The first version was released in the autumn of 1986 under the name Disco Aid, but the project did not do as well as everyone involved had wished for. In 1987, the project was re-recorded & re-produced with the help of British top producers Stock Aitken Waterman. This time it was released under the act name Dance Aid. Participants included Sinitta, Ruby Turner and Pepsi & Shirlie. The project has received more attention, and managed to chart at #85 in the UK Singles Charts. 12" Vinyl 7" Vinyl Give Give Give "Give Give Give" is a 1986