内容摘要："It's essentially kind of the level that it is when you wear the prosthetic."

"It's essentially kind of the level that it is when you wear the prosthetic."

"The bike may have been a '19' plate."A council has said it was "hugely disappointed" a buyer for an unfinished city hotel had pulled out but revealed it still had "other options" available.

Peterborough City Council (PCC) was on the cusp of selling the Hilton Garden Inn in December but the deal fell through when the developer walked away just two weeks before contracts were due to be exchanged.The unnamed buyer was one of three parties interested in buying the Fletton Quays hotel, which was originally due to open in 2019 but was beset by construction delays.Cecilie Booth, PCC's executive director of corporate services, said: "We are talking to two other parties and we should have a conclusion towards the end of January."

Ms Booth said the council would either accept an offer from a different buyer or complete the hotel project itself, which would require about one more year of construction.She said the "hugely disappointed" council had not been told why the deal fell through.

"The buyer just walked away, I don't know why," she said.

The hotel is 80% complete, with a handful of rooms already completely fully fitted out, but there has not been any construction for two years."But with recent changes to national insurance contributions on top of general inflationary pressures, the losses on these services have become unsustainable," he said.

The firm had been in discussions with McGuinness's team over a subsidy for the services but had been unable to find a solution, leaving Stagecoach with "no option," Mr Walker said.McGuinness has previously pledged to bring the North East's bus network back under public control for the first time since the 1980s.

However, this could take years to finalise.The Mayor said: "Cuts to services like this show that the current bus system is broken.