内容摘要：The government said 1,000 unfilled vacancies have been removed so far as part of the freeze.

The government said 1,000 unfilled vacancies have been removed so far as part of the freeze.

The airline, he said, was "fully cooperating with relevant authorities on the investigations".A Bradford woman has been fined nearly £1,000 for waste in her garden which led to rats infesting neighbouring houses.

Hafeeza Munir, of Southmere Road, was prosecuted by Bradford Council for failing to comply with a community protection notice.She was first asked to remove a "substantial amount of waste" from her property in 2021 but the council said there was a "documented history of her repeated failures to address the issue".Munir admitted the charge before Bradford magistrates on Thursday and was fined £950.

Councillor Sarah Ferriby, executive member for healthy people and places, said: “The waste at this property has had a significant negative impact on neighbouring residents and the local community, especially given the property's close proximity to a local primary school."We hope this prosecution serves as a warning to others.”

The council said her continuous non-compliance led to a "rat infestation that required intervention when this infestation affected neighbouring properties".

There were also reports of the waste being set on fire at the front of the premises, posing a risk to neighbouring properties.2022/2023: £240,000 - £244,999

Economics editor, Newsnight cover2022/2023: £230,000 - £234,999

2021/2022: £240,000-£244,9992020/2021: £205,000-£209,999