Scottish Socialist Party leader Tommy Sheridan enjoys a cup of tea and a pastry at the Purple Haze Cafe in Edinburgh, where the Scottish Cannabis Coffeeshop Movement (SCCM) had invited people to openly use cannabis. Mr Sheridan called on police to turn a blind eye to the use of cannabis - which he said was no more a crime than doing a jigsaw - as the drug was officially downgraded to class C.
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1271 x 1681 px | 21.5 x 28.5 cm | 8.5 x 11.2 inches | 150dpiDate taken:
29 January 2004Location:
Edinburgh UKPhotographer:
Andrew MilliganMore information:
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Scottish Socialist Party leader Tommy Sheridan enjoys a cup of tea and a pastry at the Purple Haze Cafe in Edinburgh, where the Scottish Cannabis Coffeeshop Movement (SCCM) had invited people to openly use cannabis. Mr Sheridan called on police to turn a blind eye to the use of cannabis - which he said was no more a crime than doing a jigsaw - as the drug was officially downgraded to class C.