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According to a new environmental report, traces of MDMA and cocaine have been found in the River Whitelake, which runs next to the iconic Glastonbury Festival. In turn, this has led to the local wildlife being threatened, with the several illegal substances that have been detected in the body of water being the main cause for the rise in harmful […]

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