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PUB chiefs hit by Covid lockdowns have recycled seven million pints of Heineken in a year.Rather than pour away 83,000 kegs of lager they used its biomass for heat and electricity at a brewery.1Heineken found
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CHRISTMAS shoppers look set to be hit by the first heavy snowfall of the season this weekend, according to the Met Office, with the worst-affected areas getting 20cm 8 inches .A yellow weather warning for ice and snow has been issued for large parts of Scotland and northern England on Saturday and Sunday.7 The Met Office tweeted the news so p
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