内容摘要：The Bath and North East Somerset Faith Foundation secured £5,000 to organise events in the county to discuss what antisemitism is and how to respond to it.

The Bath and North East Somerset Faith Foundation secured £5,000 to organise events in the county to discuss what antisemitism is and how to respond to it.

Her sister Kayleigh did not agree, saying it was not needed and "cost too much money".One trader in the town centre claimed trade had dropped 50% due to the roadworks.

"It puts people off coming to town as they're in the queues for so long, it's blinking terrible and it has really affected us," said Paula Owen, who has run Paula's Boutique in St Tydfil Shopping Centre for more than six years."With impact of Covid, the cost of living crisis and this, it's been hard."She said the works had affected trade for a "long time" but the road would "make a big difference when its finished".

All major road building projects in Wales, as well as the M4 relief road,, but the current transport minister said there was a "careful balance" to be struck.

"You've got to drive down carbon emissions but also drive prosperity and improve people's lives by investing in skills and infrastructure," said Skates.

Politicians also point to a legacy of 250 engineering apprentices that have been trained on this scheme as well as the 5,000 workers that have been employed at various points during the project, with some days 1,000 contractors working on site at any one time.The top LA prosecutor at the time, George Gascón, announced that he was supporting the resentencing bid, days before an election in November 2024. He denied the announcement was political and argued it was a long time coming.

Gascón's announcement came shortly after a popular Netflix documentary and TV drama welcomed a new generation to the case. Many of the brothers' supporters suggest that if they were put on trial today, their allegations of abuse would be taken more seriously – potentially leading to a very different outcome.After Gascón lost his re-election bid, Nathan Hochman took over the his office and the Menendez case. Hochman came out forcefully against their resentencing request, and said the brothers continued to stick by a litany of "lies".

"They have not shown full insight into their crimes," he said. But Hochman was rebuked by a judge who allowed the resentencing request to move forward.The brothers have been following three paths in an effort to win their freedom. The other two are: