内容摘要："At a time of national focus on the delivery of new homes and economic growth, being able to issue the final permission for this site will help the council to meet the growing pressure.. to bring forward sites for new housing," she said.

"At a time of national focus on the delivery of new homes and economic growth, being able to issue the final permission for this site will help the council to meet the growing pressure.. to bring forward sites for new housing," she said.

It concludes that the "quality of information" about such deaths "continues to suffer from gaps, inconsistencies and errors," and calls for improvements.The Scottish government said every death in custody was tragic and said it would "carefully consider the findings of this sobering annual report".

A spokesperson said: "The health and wellbeing of all those in custody is a priority for this government and we continue to work with partners to ensure their safety."All of Sheriff Collins's recommendations in his determination of the Fatal Accident Inquiry into the deaths at Polmont YOI of Katie and William have been accepted and the work on these is being delivered at pace with progress closely monitored."A water company has said a section of a 205-mile (330km) pipeline will be completed next year.

Anglian Water's £500m pipe has been designed to take 55 million litres (12 millions gallons) per day from North Lincolnshire to Essex.The pipeline, which was announced in 2019, has faced several delays, but work on sections from Elsham to Grantham is expected to resume in the spring and be completed by the autumn of 2026, the company said.

Meanwhile, work on the Grantham to Peterborough section will resume in summer 2026, according to the

Pumping stations will be built at Welton, Waddington and Welby.He said people with concerns should be listened to but added: "We want cheaper electricity, we need cheaper power, we can't pretend that can be done without the need for pylons above the ground.

"Politics is about being honest with people, saying: 'If you want xyz then we are going to have to do the following things'."On illegal migration, Sir Keir said there was a backlog of tens of thousands of asylum seekers waiting to have their claim processed, while the government was paying for their accommodation.

He accused the previous Conservative government of "pretending there's some magical way to wish away that number".He said his government would process the backlog and return those who had no right to be in the UK.