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England goalkeeper denies nitrous oxide possession chargeReutersKeating was an unused substitute during the recent Uefa Women's Championship qualifiersManchester City and England goalkeeper Khiara Keating has pleaded not guilty to possessing canisters of nitrous oxide.Thedünyanın en uzun süren tenis maçı 20-year-old, of Manchester, was charged with possession of a Class C drug on 18 June after an investigation by Greater Manchester Police.She appeared at Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court alongside her mother Nicola Keating, 48, who also denied the same offence. Both were granted unconditional bail ahead of a further hearing at the same court on 10 September.Nitrous oxide was made a Class C drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act in November 2023.Possession with the intention of wrongfully inhaling it for a psychoactive effect became an offence, but it is still possible to use the gas for legitimate reasons, such as in catering or pain relief during labour.ReutersKeating was a key member of Man City's title bid, which saw them eventually finish secondJonathan Potter, prosecuting, said the women were accused of possessing canisters for wrongful inhalation in Manchester in June.Keating was asked to indicate a plea and replied "not guilty", as did her mother.The pair only spoke further to confirm their names and addresses.They were bailed ahead of the September hearing , where a district judge is due to fix a date for trial.Keating, who was originally on the books of Manchester United before being spotted by a City scout, became the youngest player to win the Women's Super League Golden Glove award in May, after keeping nine clean sheets in 22 league games.She has yet to make an appearance for England, but was an unused substitute during the recent Uefa Women's Championship Qualification games against Sweden and the Republic of Ireland.Listen to the best of BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds and follow BBC Manchester on Facebook, X, and Instagram. You can also send story ideas to [email protected] internet linksHM Courts & Tribunals ServiceManchesterNitrous oxideRelatedMan charged with four city centre rapes25 mins agoManchesterLidl to demolish GP surgery to build bigger store1 hr agoManchester'UK's biggest regeneration scheme' takes step forward4 hrs agoManchesterMore11 Jun 2024Hospitals ban nitrous oxide 'due to climate fears'It will no longer be used as an anaesthetic, but is still available for pain relief during labour.11 Jun 2024England8 May 2024Passengers spotted inhaling nitrous oxide on motorwayPolice stopped the car and seized 23 cannisters after CCTV saw them inhaling the gas from balloons.8 May 2024Lancashire11 Apr 2024What is nitrous oxide and why is it being banned?The government has made the possession of nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, a criminal offence.11 Apr 2024Health10 Apr 2024Laughing gas abuse caused student's death - coronerAt the time of Ms Mercer's death possession was not illegal but that changed last November.10 Apr 2024Berkshire10 Apr 2024Police patrol beauty spots after behaviour concernsFires, drug taking and off-road motorbiking meet ups were reported10 Apr 2024Cambridgeshire