内容摘要："You can be really arty-farty about things but I think sometimes it's quite nice to let the universe take over," Vella adds with a laugh.

"You can be really arty-farty about things but I think sometimes it's quite nice to let the universe take over," Vella adds with a laugh.

With 900MW capacity and batteries housed in 1,035 large containers, it would be significantly bigger than existing sites like.

Development director James Innes insisted the project's safety was "paramount" and the company would be "following National Fire Chiefs Council guidance".He added the company had sought feedback from 1,140 homes."We are now reviewing that feedback in order to create the final design of our scheme ahead of submitting a planning application."

House Republicans have narrowly passed a sweeping tax and spending bill and delivered a major victory to President Donald Trump.It includes extended tax cuts, added requirements for federal benefits eligibility, and an increase to the national debt ceiling - all major sticking points that were agreed upon by a 215-214 vote in the House on Thursday morning.

The more than 1,000-page bill now heads to the Senate, which will have the chance to approve or change provisions of the bill before it reaches Trump's desk.

Here is a look at some of the key items in the bill."There will definitely be a group of voters that are upset [about potential deals], but they were never going to vote Labour."

Of those who backed Labour in 2024, she adds, about three quarters previously voted Remain in the Brexit referendum. The political risk to the government of signing pacts with the EU is "smaller than it appears", she adds.Conservative pollster Lord Hayward is more cautious – and is concerned that a deal may pose a "bear trap" for the government if it's seen as providing free movement to young Europeans. "It will provide serious difficulties for them to come to an agreement on something which could easily be portrayed as EU membership 2.0."

Even before Sir Keir's upcoming summit on Monday, his opponents are raising that spectre."All of his muscle memory has been to get closer to the European political union," says Mr Griffith. "I am worried about our prime minister, with that baggage, with those preconceived ideas, […] trying to negotiate a better deal with the EU."