The war on drugs is lost. They have become an integral part of the life of British society - and not only its dregs, but also its cream: fashion journalists, oligarchs and young aristocrats. All we can do is tax them like tobacco and alcohol and monitor the quality. This is precisely the point of the bill to legalize all drugs, which is proposed by the modest member of Parliament Peter Paget. Society is split, the Minister of Finance anticipates huge profits, Peter becomes a national hero. But until the law is passed, drug addicts - from the irresistible rock star Tommy Hansen to the little prostitute Jessie - must get out of the criminal web on their own. And Paget himself does not suspect that the higher he flies, the more hopelessly he becomes entangled in another web, a political one. After all, it’s not only drugs that can destroy you.