内容摘要：Ukraine could not match the Russian tactics even if it had the numbers, partly due to a different attitude towards casualties. A senior general was removed in recent weeks after complaints he was using what are often called Soviet tactics - throwing people at the front lines.

Ukraine could not match the Russian tactics even if it had the numbers, partly due to a different attitude towards casualties. A senior general was removed in recent weeks after complaints he was using what are often called Soviet tactics - throwing people at the front lines.

Another 87 homes will be built at the old Horlicks factory site in Slough.Berkeley Homes already had permission from Slough Borough Council to build 1,293 homes.

as part of a plan that will involve raising the height of three towers at the centre of the development.Slough Borough Council's planning committee gave the newest proposal permission at a meeting on Wednesday.A woman in temporary accommodation that is infested with insects

Lindsey, from Reading, and her 10-month-old son moved into the bedsit in March and she said it has become infested with pharaoh ants and mosquitos.She said she cannot find a safe space to feed her son without them getting into his food or milk.

A spokesperson for Reading Borough Council said: "We appreciate the concern the ant infestation is causing but we are taking appropriate action to deal with the situation."

A firefighter has adopted a dog he helped rescue after finding it alone following its owner's death.to keep up with the inner workings of Westminster and beyond.

Leader of the House of Commons Lucy Powell has sought to clarify her remarks after she appeared to describe grooming gangs as a "dog whistle" issue, prompting a backlash from political opponents.During a heated debate on BBC Radio 4's Any Questions on Friday, commentator and Reform UK member Tim Montgomerie asked Powell if she had seen a recent Channel 4 documentary on grooming gangs.

Powell responded "oh, we want to blow that little trumpet now do we" and "let's get that dog whistle out shall we".But on Saturday, the Labour minister said she regarded child exploitation and grooming with the "utmost seriousness", adding: "I'm sorry if this was unclear."