内容摘要：, as it grappled with a safety crisis, quality control issues, as well as a damaging seven-week long workers' strike.

, as it grappled with a safety crisis, quality control issues, as well as a damaging seven-week long workers' strike.

"We are subjecting the Michael Gaine investigation to a peer review because I think there's learning for us around those who commit crime and then attempt to dispose of the body, and often are successful in disposing of the body," Mr Harris added.Harris said he hoped the reviews would help change the mindset around how officers approach these cases.

"There's definitely lessons we wish to learn from all these homicides, where it's a missing persons [investigation] and then it converts in time to a homicide investigation."We've seen a real pattern around that in recent years.""[It is] important we have an investigative mindset around a crime also being committed."

"I've watched him probably three times really, really closely. And three times I've gone: 'He ain't getting that opportunity in the Prem'."Gyokeres has scored a phenomenal 97 goals in 102 appearances for Sporting, also contributing 26 assists for the Lisbon outfit.

The Sweden forward averaged more than a goal per game in the season just gone, with 54 in 52 appearances.

Yet former Manchester United captain Ferdinand is not convinced Gyokeres, who has been strongly linked with the Red Devils, is a good fit for his old club.Development funding to advance a carbon capture project in Aberdeenshire was also announced in the UK Government's Spending Review.

The Acorn Project based in St Fergus would take greenhouse gas emissions and store them under the North Sea, in a process known as carbon capture and storage (CCS).It comes following calls from business leaders for investment in the long-delayed project, which has been on a reserve list for funding.

The exact amount of development funding for the project has not been announced and UK government documentation published with the Spending Review states "a final investment decision will be taken later this parliament, subject to project readiness and affordability".Reeves said: "These are investments to make sure the towns and cities which powered our last industrial revolution will play their part in our next industrial revolution, to reduce our reliance on overseas oil and gas and protect working families from price shocks."