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Wetherspoons venues across the UK run out of salt as supply chain crisis hits pubs

Pub lovers across the UK bemoaned the lack of available sachets in the latest supply chain crisis to strike at the popular chain after Wetherspoon bosses apologised after running low on beer last month.

Wetherspoon's punters furious as salt runs out and food is 'ruined without it'

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Readers on their favourite books of 2020: 'I've given it to everyone I know' | Books

Last modified on Tue 15 Dec 2020 11.49 EST In Caste, Wilkerson explains why racism thrives and not just thrives, but is actively institutionalised and why white privilege must be recognised … reading Caste helped me see the inequities within MY own society, how many patriarchal cultures and religious blackmail are a serious detriment to the progress of African societies and how, if we do not change the system, we will continue to be disenfranchised and held back in chains forged by our own hands. Umaymah Abdullahi, Nigeria Shuggie Bain takes the crown for me this year. I think about Shuggie and Agnes almost daily, and the cycle of poverty, addiction and abuse. I quit drinking in April during the initial lockdown and read it in September and it really struck a chord. It’s incredibly well written and devastating but beautiful at the same time.

Readers on their favourite books of 2020: 'I've given it to everyone I know'

Readers on their favourite books of 2020: 'I’ve given it to everyone I know' Guardian readers In Caste, Wilkerson explains why racism thrives and not just thrives, but is actively institutionalised and why white privilege must be recognised … reading Caste helped me see the inequities within MY own society, how many patriarchal cultures and religious blackmail are a serious detriment to the progress of African societies and how, if we do not change the system, we will continue to be disenfranchised and held back in chains forged by our own hands. Umaymah Abdullahi, Nigeria Shuggie Bain takes the crown for me this year. I think about Shuggie and Agnes almost daily, and the cycle of poverty, addiction and abuse. I quit drinking in April during the initial lockdown and read it in September and it really struck a chord. It’s incredibly well written and devastating but beautiful at the same time.