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Costa del Crisis: Supply chain woes hit Spain — bars may run out of booze (Reports)
The Mediterranean country is experiencing a shortage of alcoholic spirits due to rising costs in transport and raw materials – with industry leaders warning bars could run out of whisky, gin and rum, according to local media.
Hundreds of bars, pubs and restaurants are already reporting shortages after Covid restrictions imposed on the hospitality sector were lifted.
Fortunately, beer and wine lovers need not worry - as those beverages are not expected to be affected.
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The Mediterranean country is experiencing a shortage of alcoholic spirits due to rising costs in transport and raw materials – with industry leaders warning bars could run out of whisky, gin and rum, according to local media.
Hundreds of bars, pubs and restaurants are already reporting shortages after Covid restrictions imposed on the hospitality sector were lifted.
Fortunately, beer and wine lovers need not worry - as those beverages are not expected to be affected.
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Judgement Day for Whistleblowers: Assange Extradition Hearing Begins in London
Washington's appeal against a UK judge's decision to block Julian Assange's extradition to the US - where the WikiLeaks founder could face a maximum sentence of 175 years - begins any moment now, as they argue on various grounds.
At the two-day hearing US govt lawyers will attempt to overturn Judge Vanessa Baraitser's January ruling by claiming she "didn't appreciate the weight" of expert opinion they say confirms Assange's safety and health would be secure.
WikiLeaks have confirmed Julian Assange will not be in attendance.
Follow scenes outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London here: https://bit.ly/3GqGKoF
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Washington's appeal against a UK judge's decision to block Julian Assange's extradition to the US - where the WikiLeaks founder could face a maximum sentence of 175 years - begins any moment now, as they argue on various grounds.
At the two-day hearing US govt lawyers will attempt to overturn Judge Vanessa Baraitser's January ruling by claiming she "didn't appreciate the weight" of expert opinion they say confirms Assange's safety and health would be secure.
WikiLeaks have confirmed Julian Assange will not be in attendance.
Follow scenes outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London here: https://bit.ly/3GqGKoF
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NJ Firefighters Battle Raging Inferno through Night - Clean Up Operation Sifts Through Rubble
An enormous blaze tore through a large commercial building in the Pennsauken Township, thought to be an automobile auction site across the Delaware River from Philadelphia.
Fire crews tackled the huge flames overnight, with cranes now clearing the rubble. No casualties have been reported at this time.
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An enormous blaze tore through a large commercial building in the Pennsauken Township, thought to be an automobile auction site across the Delaware River from Philadelphia.
Fire crews tackled the huge flames overnight, with cranes now clearing the rubble. No casualties have been reported at this time.
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⚡️UK opposition leader Keir Starmer has Covid-19 - BBC
It comes less than a week after some Tory Party members played down not wearing masks in Parliament.
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It comes less than a week after some Tory Party members played down not wearing masks in Parliament.
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ALERT: Room Sprays Contaminated With ‘Rare and Dangerous’ Bacteria Linked to 2 Deaths Recalled https://breaking911.com/alert-room-sprays-contaminated-with-rare-and-dangerous-bacteria-linked-to-2-deaths-recalled/
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ALERT: Room Sprays Contaminated With ‘Rare and Dangerous’ Bacteria Linked to 2 Deaths Recalled - Breaking911
Washington, D.C. – Walmart is recalling about 3,900 bottles of Better Homes and Gardens-branded- Essential Oil Infused Aromatherapy Room Spray with Gemstones in six different scents due to the possible presence of a rare and dangerous bacteria and risk of…
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Remember that time I shared that the Central Bank of Canada added 100 tons of gold to their stockpile?
Head fake - seems it was a fat finger error, and so they still sit at exactly zero tons 😬🤣
https://twitter.com/GOLDCOUNCIL/status/1452992705995460625?t=xPg5WZxlkwoIofEZ3kiN5A&s=19
@familyman20181
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Head fake - seems it was a fat finger error, and so they still sit at exactly zero tons 😬🤣
https://twitter.com/GOLDCOUNCIL/status/1452992705995460625?t=xPg5WZxlkwoIofEZ3kiN5A&s=19
@familyman20181
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World Gold Council
We have recently been made aware of a data error on our website, stating that Canada has added 100t to their gold reserves. There’s no official data to suggest that Canada has added to their gold reserves. The error is currently being fixed and we apologise…
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JUST IN - Twitter user from Ohio arrested and charged over illegally pumping penny stocks to his followers (AP)
Steven Gallagher (alias “Alex DeLarge”) was charged in New York federal court with securities fraud, wire fraud and market manipulation.
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Steven Gallagher (alias “Alex DeLarge”) was charged in New York federal court with securities fraud, wire fraud and market manipulation.
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Sixth Supplemental Extradition Declaration 19 Oct (1).pdf
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Here is Kromberg's Sixth supplemental declaration, the basis for the US arguments today in the Assange case. It is full of factual inaccuracies, false assurances; and serves as the basis for their legal arguments today.
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ASSANGE EXTRADITION APPEAL HEARING DAY 1
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This is the fourth part of the Day one thread in which the prosecution will make their argument.
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Assange has left the proceeding (via video link) after conversing with a guard beside him.
He seems very sick today and incredibly thin.
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Prosecution is now bringing up cases of suicidal inmates who failed to kill themselves in custody, and attempting to use this to bolster their argument.
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Again, nearly all of the prosecutions argument today relies on already debunked statements they used earlier.
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Prosecution is now literally arguing that Assange wasnt "suicide-y enough" to prevent extradition.
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Prosecution is continuing to argue the suicide angle, discussing lauri love case, in which an autistic hacker related to the Anonymous collective was tried on similar charges to Assange and was denied extradition based on mental health reasons.
Prosecution is attempting to draw distinction between Assange and Lauri by virtue of Lauri's other conditions, eczema and asthma... both persons are on the autism scale.
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Prosecution continues on the suicide angle saying that the US has a lower suicide rate than the UK prisons (which implies again, that Assange should be imprisoned at all)
Note* This is retread ground, expect defense to address this later.
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Prosecution claims that by refusing to extradite Assange over his suicidal potential, the UK might not ever be able to extradite suicidal people again. Or that people claiming suicidal ideation might become a catch all to being extradited.
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Court is on an hour recess for lunch. Back at 2pm (BST). (9am EST)
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This is the fourth part of the Day one thread in which the prosecution will make their argument.
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Assange has left the proceeding (via video link) after conversing with a guard beside him.
He seems very sick today and incredibly thin.
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Prosecution is now bringing up cases of suicidal inmates who failed to kill themselves in custody, and attempting to use this to bolster their argument.
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Again, nearly all of the prosecutions argument today relies on already debunked statements they used earlier.
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Prosecution is now literally arguing that Assange wasnt "suicide-y enough" to prevent extradition.
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Prosecution is continuing to argue the suicide angle, discussing lauri love case, in which an autistic hacker related to the Anonymous collective was tried on similar charges to Assange and was denied extradition based on mental health reasons.
Prosecution is attempting to draw distinction between Assange and Lauri by virtue of Lauri's other conditions, eczema and asthma... both persons are on the autism scale.
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Prosecution continues on the suicide angle saying that the US has a lower suicide rate than the UK prisons (which implies again, that Assange should be imprisoned at all)
Note* This is retread ground, expect defense to address this later.
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Prosecution claims that by refusing to extradite Assange over his suicidal potential, the UK might not ever be able to extradite suicidal people again. Or that people claiming suicidal ideation might become a catch all to being extradited.
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Court is on an hour recess for lunch. Back at 2pm (BST). (9am EST)