A third of 11-year-olds and more than half of 13-year-olds in England have drunk alcohol – putting it top out of 44 countries examined in a report by global health experts. Girls were found to be more likely than boys to be drinking and getting drunk aged 15 in England, Wales and Scotland. A World Health Organisation (WHO) report said alcohol, which can damage children’s brains, has been normalised. Alison, a 51-year-old car insurance business owner from London, is a mother of two teenagers. She tells i why she allows her sons to drink from the age of 13, just as she did when growing up. I...…A third of 11-year-olds and more than half of 13-year-olds in England have drunk alcohol – putting it top out of 44 countries examined in a report by global health experts. Girls were found to be more likely than boys to be drinking and getting drunk aged 15 in England, Wales and Scotland. A World Health Organisation (WHO) report said alcohol, which can damage children’s brains, has been normalised. Alison, a 51-year-old car insurance business owner from London, is a mother of two teenagers. She tells i why she allows her sons to drink from the age of 13, just as she did when growing up. I...WW…