内容摘要：It may not be long until this new "family of devices" from the pair make an impact.

It may not be long until this new "family of devices" from the pair make an impact.

"Seeing all the destruction is heartbreaking."Ms Shaw said the MFP, which is led by the Peak District National Park Authority, would monitor the weather on the moors and adjust the sign accordingly.

"The temperatures are getting warmer and wildfires are becoming more significant, so we are just looking at ways other countries react when it's really warm," she said."We believe that visitors to the Peak District love this landscape as much as we do and would be greatly saddened to accidentally cause a fire."Ms Shaw said the trial would be in place until the end of June.

"Depending on how many people see the sign could help us decide whether to put these signs all across the Peak District," she added.A Kenyan activist has told the BBC that he is "struggling to be alive" after allegedly being sexually tortured in detention in Tanzania last month.

Boniface Mwangi said he had decided to speak despite the "shame and guilt of being sodomised with all manner of things".

Mwangi said he was held in Tanzania after going to the country to show solidarity with detained opposition politician Tundu Lissu.The 33-year-old has adopted three former service animals in total, including her current companion Marco, who served with Durham Constabulary for two years.

"It is the most rewarding thing having a retired police dog," she said.During his police service, Marco, now aged five, tracked a vulnerable man in a wood during the middle of the night.

"The man was wearing camouflage clothing and was unconscious when located laying face down under a bush," Ms Meller said."Without Marco, there was no way they would have found him given how dark it was and his camo clothing."