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Harford County judge dismisses effort to use Maryland's new ICE ban against detention center

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By Matt Button Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
The Harford County Detention Center, Jan. 5, 2021, in Bel Air, Md. (Matt Button/The Aegis/The Baltimore Sun/TNS) BALTIMORE - What is believed to be the first legal challenge to the new Maryland law banning agreements between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was thrown out by a Harford County judge.
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A sticky situation as 90% of UK honey could be fake

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By Tom Watts, Pearl Francis, Theo West, Matt Button Verified
| swifthalf.com
IT seems that Britain’s honey may not be so sweet, after all. Astonishingly, nine of every ten honey samples purchased from major UK supermarkets and retailers failed a new authenticity test, raising fears that jars are packed with cheap sugar syrup instead of the golden goodness we expect. The Honey Authenticity Network UK sent 30 honey samples for testing – five from local beekeepers and 25 from big-name retailers, including our best-known supermarkets. The results were quite frankly outrageous.
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Pubs plead with Gen Z punters to stop queuing

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By James MacDonald, James Macdonald, Pearl Francis, Matt Button Verified, Tom Watts
| swifthalf.com
PUBS are now being forced to put up signs instructing customers – especially them damn youngsters– to not queue at the bar like they are in the Post Office. Generation Z prefer to queue up and wait in line for a beer – apparently us Brits will queue for around 52 days of our lives, with the pub (until recently) being the last bastion of a life without lines.
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