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The worlds first gin in a paper-based bottle is set to go on sale in the UK early next year as packaging specialists jostle to step up production of eco-friendly alternatives to the traditional glass container.The UK manufacturer of the so-called frugal bottle 鈥?made from predominantly recycled paperboard with a food-grade liner stanley water jug inside 鈥?has received orders from around the world to make containers for sake and spirits in Japan, whiskey in the US and wine in Spain, Australia, Italy and France.Frugalpac, based in Suffolk, has recently partnered with Silent Pool Distillers in Surrey to produce the worlds first commercial gin in a paper bottle in early 2021, opening a new factory to increase production capacity.The new eco-friendly bottles 鈥?which can be recycled along with household waste 鈥?are a novel alternative to the carbon-intensive glass model devised by the Romans but which has remained largely unchan stanley taza ged since the 19th century. Although glass can be recycled, it is very carbon-intensive to make.The frugal bottle, made from recycled paperboard, is five times lighter than a glass one and has a carbon footprint up to six times 84% lower than a glass bottle.New research shows that nearly two-thirds of wine drinkers in the UK said they would buy wine in a paper bottle, according to Frugalpacs i gourde stanley ndependent research. The survey by Survation found that 63% would buy it in a new-style container, while only 14% said they would not.Malcolm Waugh, chief executive of Frugalpac, sai Vwwt In Your Defence by Sarah Langford 鈥?review
Scotland Yard s supergrass system has been called into question after a judge ruled a key criminal stanley cup witness was a pathological liar for the second time in six months.Full details of the handling of the man 鈥?a career criminal with psychiatric problems and convictions for bribing police, blackmail and firearms offences 鈥?and how tens of millions of pounds have been spent on cases based on his flawed ev stanley polska idence have been revealed for the first time. Gary Eaton was used in a failed prosecution of four men for the murder of the private detective Daniel Morgan.Now a leading police officer has warned of the inherent dangers in using such so-called assisting offenders . Chief Constable Jon Murphy, head of crime for the Association of Chief Police Officers Acpo , says using supergrasses is akin to dancing with stanley cup the devil . The use of a supergrass 鈥?demands some really informed, critical decision-making by experienced people who fully understand all of the implications and who aren t just focused on the end result for that particular investigation, he said.The story of how Eaton, 51, was used can be revealed after a crown court judge ruled he was a pathological liar . The judge excluded his evidence from a second criminal case.The decision to drop him from the case 鈥?which was based solely on his supergrass evidence 鈥?came six months after the judge in the Morgan case ruled that he was a liar who had been prompted and coached
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So ageism lives in the Guardian Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, the Dalai Lama: living proof that no one stanley cup is too big for retirement, 11 April . Marina Hyde, whom I normally hold in high esteem whatever her age , would presumably hesitate before putting the boot into any other minority than old m stanley cup en.The Dalai Lamas offence had nothing to do with his age. Rupert Murdochs media companies were just as unpleasant when he was a young man. And Joe Biden has been arguably more effective a president than the younger Barack Obama. A bit less of the ancient in her ancient wisdom would be appreciated.Charles Harris age 70 and eleven-twelfths London I am a great admirer of Marina Hydes columns, but I detect a whiff of ageism in her piece. We can all criticise Trump, Murdoch, Biden, the Dalai Lama et al for their actions. But wh stanley flask y is their age relevant Having just turned 80, I am still writing and teaching, as well as volunteering in a residential home. Does Marina want to discourage older people who refuse to hang up their boots David SilvermanEmeritus professor, London Marina Hydes pieces are a joy to read. But being older than either the pope or the Dalai Lama, I fear her picking on the elderly is unfair. Surely the problem is the failure of her generation to provide acceptable substitutes.Howard TemperlyEmeritus professor, University of East Anglia Inbl I m a Celebrity 鈥?app maker forced to pull gambling adverts
July is always a busy time for the judges as they try to clear their desks ahead of the long summer vacation. So this week, for a change, I have decided to bring you a roundu stanley cup uk p of stories that might otherwise have gone unreported. I ll start with the judges annual works outing to the City of London, where they are entertained to dinner in the front room of the lord mayor s tied cottage 鈥?otherwise known as the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House. This year, the lord mayor is a solicitor, and only the second woman to hold the post since 1189. Alderman Fiona Woolf pointed out 鈥媜n Wednes stanley mug day night that, while the gender balance across Council of Europe judiciaries was 52% men and 48% women, in England and Wales women accounted for no more t stanley website han about 19% of the high court and the court of appeal.Making his first appearance at the dinner as lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd said in response that the courts were making progress on diversity, though it was not as fast as many would wish. He hoped that more City solicitors would join the judiciary, despite the very considerable attractions of the private sector .And Thomas thought it was time to remind foreign litigants of the advantage our system enjoys over its continental rivals. Here, newly-appointed trial judges are likely to have up to 30 years experience of the legal issues they are trying. In continental Europe, they will be people in their 20s straight out of judging school, with no specialist expertise.T
The worlds first gin in a paper-based bottle is set to go on sale in the UK early next year as packaging specialists jostle to step up production of eco-friendly alternatives to the traditional glass container.The UK manufacturer of the so-called frugal bottle 鈥?made from predominantly recycled paperboard with a food-grade liner stanley water jug inside 鈥?has received orders from around the world to make containers for sake and spirits in Japan, whiskey in the US and wine in Spain, Australia, Italy and France.Frugalpac, based in Suffolk, has recently partnered with Silent Pool Distillers in Surrey to produce the worlds first commercial gin in a paper bottle in early 2021, opening a new factory to increase production capacity.The new eco-friendly bottles 鈥?which can be recycled along with household waste 鈥?are a novel alternative to the carbon-intensive glass model devised by the Romans but which has remained largely unchan stanley taza ged since the 19th century. Although glass can be recycled, it is very carbon-intensive to make.The frugal bottle, made from recycled paperboard, is five times lighter than a glass one and has a carbon footprint up to six times 84% lower than a glass bottle.New research shows that nearly two-thirds of wine drinkers in the UK said they would buy wine in a paper bottle, according to Frugalpacs i gourde stanley ndependent research. The survey by Survation found that 63% would buy it in a new-style container, while only 14% said they would not.Malcolm Waugh, chief executive of Frugalpac, sai Vwwt In Your Defence by Sarah Langford 鈥?review
Scotland Yard s supergrass system has been called into question after a judge ruled a key criminal stanley cup witness was a pathological liar for the second time in six months.Full details of the handling of the man 鈥?a career criminal with psychiatric problems and convictions for bribing police, blackmail and firearms offences 鈥?and how tens of millions of pounds have been spent on cases based on his flawed ev stanley polska idence have been revealed for the first time. Gary Eaton was used in a failed prosecution of four men for the murder of the private detective Daniel Morgan.Now a leading police officer has warned of the inherent dangers in using such so-called assisting offenders . Chief Constable Jon Murphy, head of crime for the Association of Chief Police Officers Acpo , says using supergrasses is akin to dancing with stanley cup the devil . The use of a supergrass 鈥?demands some really informed, critical decision-making by experienced people who fully understand all of the implications and who aren t just focused on the end result for that particular investigation, he said.The story of how Eaton, 51, was used can be revealed after a crown court judge ruled he was a pathological liar . The judge excluded his evidence from a second criminal case.The decision to drop him from the case 鈥?which was based solely on his supergrass evidence 鈥?came six months after the judge in the Morgan case ruled that he was a liar who had been prompted and coached
Njsf Bilge, booze and misogyny: why I m outraged by a new idea to police pregnant women
So ageism lives in the Guardian Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, the Dalai Lama: living proof that no one stanley cup is too big for retirement, 11 April . Marina Hyde, whom I normally hold in high esteem whatever her age , would presumably hesitate before putting the boot into any other minority than old m stanley cup en.The Dalai Lamas offence had nothing to do with his age. Rupert Murdochs media companies were just as unpleasant when he was a young man. And Joe Biden has been arguably more effective a president than the younger Barack Obama. A bit less of the ancient in her ancient wisdom would be appreciated.Charles Harris age 70 and eleven-twelfths London I am a great admirer of Marina Hydes columns, but I detect a whiff of ageism in her piece. We can all criticise Trump, Murdoch, Biden, the Dalai Lama et al for their actions. But wh stanley flask y is their age relevant Having just turned 80, I am still writing and teaching, as well as volunteering in a residential home. Does Marina want to discourage older people who refuse to hang up their boots David SilvermanEmeritus professor, London Marina Hydes pieces are a joy to read. But being older than either the pope or the Dalai Lama, I fear her picking on the elderly is unfair. Surely the problem is the failure of her generation to provide acceptable substitutes.Howard TemperlyEmeritus professor, University of East Anglia Inbl I m a Celebrity 鈥?app maker forced to pull gambling adverts
July is always a busy time for the judges as they try to clear their desks ahead of the long summer vacation. So this week, for a change, I have decided to bring you a roundu stanley cup uk p of stories that might otherwise have gone unreported. I ll start with the judges annual works outing to the City of London, where they are entertained to dinner in the front room of the lord mayor s tied cottage 鈥?otherwise known as the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House. This year, the lord mayor is a solicitor, and only the second woman to hold the post since 1189. Alderman Fiona Woolf pointed out 鈥媜n Wednes stanley mug day night that, while the gender balance across Council of Europe judiciaries was 52% men and 48% women, in England and Wales women accounted for no more t stanley website han about 19% of the high court and the court of appeal.Making his first appearance at the dinner as lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd said in response that the courts were making progress on diversity, though it was not as fast as many would wish. He hoped that more City solicitors would join the judiciary, despite the very considerable attractions of the private sector .And Thomas thought it was time to remind foreign litigants of the advantage our system enjoys over its continental rivals. Here, newly-appointed trial judges are likely to have up to 30 years experience of the legal issues they are trying. In continental Europe, they will be people in their 20s straight out of judging school, with no specialist expertise.T