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Former Cricketer Doug Bracewell Faces Ban; Robbie Williams Addresses Drug Addiction Claims

Doug Bracewell receives a month-long suspension for cocaine use, while Robbie Williams confronts addiction narratives in media.

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Updated: Nov 18th, 2024, 11:35 AM ET

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Doug Bracewell, a former New Zealand cricketer, has been banned for a month after testing positive for cocaine and completing a treatment program. This highlights ongoing discussions about substance use in sports. In related news, singer Robbie Williams is publicly disputing portrayals of his past struggles with addiction as featured in the BBC documentary 'Boybands Forever.' These incidents reflect broader societal issues regarding mental health and the accountability of public figures.

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