内容摘要："But it got to the point where it was happening every weekend and people expected that I wasn't going to have a parent at home, and I would be like, 'please will you stay home this one time?'."

"But it got to the point where it was happening every weekend and people expected that I wasn't going to have a parent at home, and I would be like, 'please will you stay home this one time?'."

"The decision is a matter for a spending review but we are very close to having those decisions".and organisations such as the Scottish Chambers of Commerce signed a letter urging the chancellor to back the project.

The letter argued that the project had faced two decades of setbacks, and that it is needed to help Scottish industry decarbonise.The project missed out on support in 2021, when funding instead went to two areas in the north of England, and Acorn was placed on a reserve list for future backing.The UK government said Acorn had already received more than £40m for its development.

If it is given the go-ahead, waste CO2 will be piped from central Scotland to St Fergus using redundant pipelines which previously carried natural gas south.Experts say the technology is vital for Scotland to meet its climate targets.

Sites which are signed up include the refineries at Mossmoran and Grangemouth as well as a new power station at Peterhead.

Sunderland say the fee is a club record, believed to be 32m euros (£26.96m) plus 5m euros (£4.2m) in add-ons.They believed the speed of Carla's care was a key factor in the lucky position she was in to get the "best chance of recovery".

Craig said: "It was all within a 20-hour window which, to be quite honest is probably the main reason why Carla is in the condition she is in now and able to fight."Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust's spinal cord injury lead Michelle Elmsley said: "It's been an honour to be part of Carla's journey.

"It is a rare opportunity to be part of something special for acute patients under our care, and being able to go 'beyond the norm' has made me extremely proud to be part of team NUH."An 11-year-old boy has become the second child to die after a minibus overturned on a motorway slip road.