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As medical cannabis use grows in the UK, could full legalization be next?

(25 Jun 2025) UK CANNABIS SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTION SUMMARY: LENGTH: 6:56 ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Sri Racha, Thailand - 5 June 2022 1. Various of plants growing in cannabis farm ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 24 June 2025 2. Various of visitors and stalls at Cannabis Europa 3. Close of sign reading: (English) "Cannabis Europa" 4. Various set up shots of James Smith, chief revenue officer at 4C Labs, using his medicinal cannabis vape pen 5. SOUNDBITE (English) James Smith, chief revenue officer, 4C Labs: "We would like a discussion in this country about the fact that medical cannabis has been legal for six years. Nobody knows it. The general public remains completely ignorant of it." 6. Various of visitors at Cannabis Europa 7. SOUNDBITE (English) James Smith, chief revenue officer, 4C Labs: "Every medical cannabis patient that enters this system is one step closer to what will eventually be a regulated, controlled, legal recreational market in this country. Maybe it's going to take 10 or 15 years, but it eventually will come. There's too much money. The cost of prohibition is too high, and the toxicology of that product is far below many other legal substances." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: London, UK - 25 June 2024 8. Wide of Parliament Square with Big Ben and Houses of Parliament in background ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 24 June 2025 9. Set up shot of Jim Mills, professor of modern history, University of Strathclyde, walking 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Professor Jim Mills, professor of modern history, University of Strathclyde:  "I think there remains a suspicion, there remains a confusion in the general public between issues related to medicinal cannabis and issues related to recreational cannabis. And often these become tangled up. I also think that the NHS does not welcome cannabis medicines of the future for a whole set of reasons. And for that, and I think understanding that context, explains why MPs and governments don't see votes in the cannabis issue." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Canton, Ohio - 28 May 2024 11. Various of cannabis plants growing ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 24 June 2025 12. Set up shot of Pierre van Weperen, managing director, GROW Group, on phone 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Pierre van Weperen, managing director, GROW Group "That's what I see, that cannabis can do in helping manage your pain, your mental health, your sleeping disorders, your PTSD, sometimes very many cases, it's combinations. Because if you're in pain, you don't sleep very well. So you get sleeping disorders. If you don't sleep, you start worrying. If you worry, you get anxiety. So it's not like it's a snake oil that treats everything. But once you start treating one or two of those things, the others also improve." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Amsterdam, Netherlands - 30 September 2024 14. Wide of canal of Amsterdam ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Amsterdam, Netherlands - 21 October 2024 15. Various street scenes in Amsterdam ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Amsterdam, Netherlands - 13 March 2019 16. Wide of people smoking cannabis in cafe 17. Close of man smoking cannabis 18. Close of cannabis for sale in cafe ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 24 June 2025 19. Various set up shots of Simone van Breda, president of the Union of coffee shop retailers in the Netherlands 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Simone van Breda, president of the Union of coffee shop retailers in the Netherlands: ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Amsterdam, Netherlands - 13 March 2019 21. Close of man smoking cannabis ASSOCIATED PRESS London, UK - 24 June 2025 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...