内容摘要：Tom Crowther KC said he had "seen a council that recognises the stain of the past, but does not attempt to ignore it or erase it."

Tom Crowther KC said he had "seen a council that recognises the stain of the past, but does not attempt to ignore it or erase it."

One library, Storrington, is now running completely on renewable energy, the council said.The new technology includes heat pumps to replace gas boilers, the installation of solar panels and new windows and building insulation.

Deborah Urquhart, cabinet member for environment and climate change, said: “Storrington Library, with its two air source heat pumps and solar panels, is now capable of running entirely on renewable energy."This saves more than 12 tonnes of carbon from being released into the atmosphere each year, the equivalent of driving from Chichester to Horsham 1,200 times in an average petrol car.“This decarbonisation project supports our target to be a carbon neutral and climate resilient organisation by 2030, and we are already considering how to fund and carry out further work to reduce the carbon footprint of many other county council buildings.”

Central government's public sector decarbonisation scheme contributed £1.4m towards the latest work.or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250.

TV presenter Jess Davies was just 15 years old when images of her in her underwear were shared around her town.

She had exchanged photos with a boy she fancied, and he had forwarded them on to others without her consent.But BBC Verify has carried out extensive searches of Home Office circulars issued across that period and found no evidence that any document containing this advice exists.

Brown - who was prime minister in 2008 - has called the allegations "a complete fabrication" and the Home Office says there "has never been any truth" to them.Social media posts referencing a memo and using either the phrase "informed choice" or a variation like "lifestyle choice" have circulated for several years with some gaining traction.

But that intensified dramatically since the start of the year, with posts repeating the claim generating tens of millions of views in the past week after Mr Musk amplified several of them on his social media platform, X.In one post, which has received over 25 million views, Mr Musk alleged that "Gordon Brown sold those little girls for votes" while reposting another user, June Slater, using words that were apparently a variation of the memo claim.