Hippy crack-down: Why ministers are pushing to ban dangerous 'laughing gas'

Also referred to as 'nos', users breathe in laughing gas through balloons or cannisters - which cost just £25 for industrial-sized containers - causing a feeling of euphoria, relaxation and dissociation

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