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Magistrates in England and Wales will be able to jail offenders for up to 12 months from November to stop cases clogging up crown courts.

There was also the Dodgers’ home opener in March, when several players visibly expressed frustration at a clogged up clubhouse, wondering aloud how the presence of so many reporters would impact their new daily reality.

There have been warnings the emergency measure could clog up police cells and limit the ability to arrest people.

In a conventional electrolyser, bubbles in the water can be clingy and stick to the electrodes, clogging up the process and leading to energy loss.

The explosion was possibly due to minerals clogging up one of the underground pipes, Poland said, where pressure built until it exploded.