内容摘要：“Slave labour, sweat shops, and trade tricks are the dirty secrets behind Shein’s success,” Mr Rubio wrote in his letter to Mr Hunt.

“Slave labour, sweat shops, and trade tricks are the dirty secrets behind Shein’s success,” Mr Rubio wrote in his letter to Mr Hunt.

While best known for victory at El Alamein and for planning and leading the troops during Operation Overlord, it was an earlier operation that first set him apart, he explained.The field marshal believed in building relationships with his men, ensuring he was not a faceless officer. He wanted soldiers to feel properly prepared, fully trained and well supplied, Mr Doherty added.

“You see that in the retreat to Dunkirk in 1940 when he commanded 3rd Division. He made his soldiers train very hard, and it paid off.“They had to move from one end of the British line to the other at night – a manoeuvre the German army could not have carried out in 1940,” he said.On 4 May 1945, Montgomery received the surrender of the German northern armies at Lüneburg Heath.

Hundreds of old and leaky school buildings in England still don’t have builders assigned to them - even though they’re on a flagship government rebuilding programme, the BBC has found.More than 500 schools are on the scheme, but by this summer contracts had been awarded to construction companies to rebuild just 62 of them.

The BBC has been looking into why targets are being missed. Industry experts have told us construction companies are nervous about taking on contracts in case costs exceed their budgets.

But the Department for Education (DfE) says the programme is on track and forecasts were made before high inflation hit the construction industry."Sunderland for years was known for its shipbuilding and coal mining and while we should celebrate that and never forget it, we need to think of new identities for our city and this will hopefully be one of them."

At an event announcing the successful bid at the city's Fire Station venue, Barry Hyde from The Futureheads said it was "amazing for the city"."Sunderland has always been on the map but I think this solidifies it," he said.

"When I was coming into the music industry 30 years ago there wasn't much but now there's going to be loads for the city's young musicians."Managing director of the Music Cities Network Lena Ingwersen said: "Sunderland is an amazing addition to the Music Cities Network - it has a proud and storied heritage of music, and an exciting future ahead.