内容摘要：Scores of construction workers remain missing at the site, as the rescue effort heads into its second day.

Scores of construction workers remain missing at the site, as the rescue effort heads into its second day.

It was designed by a group of architects, engineers and designers including Grimshaw, Maynard, Equation and AtkinsRéalis.Neill McClements, a partner at Grimshaw, said: "The Elizabeth line is a piece of infrastructure that has been transformative, not only for London’s transport network but also for many people’s lives, highlighting the role design plays in elevating our every day."

The award comes almost a year after London Mayor Sadiq Khan said the Elizabeth line had "not met the consistently high standards" expected by Londoners.Previous Stirling Prize winners include Goldsmith Street council housing in Norwich and The New Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge.Cleaners suspended on ropes are to give aircraft at RAF Museum Cosford their annual spring clean.

The specialist team has been asked to dust down eight planes, which hang up to 100ft (30m) above the ground.They will use large soft fibre mops for the work and inspect the suspension cables supporting the aircraft at the same time.

Tom Hopkins, the curator at the museum, called the job "a unique challenge".

The eight aircraft are all housed in the National Cold War Exhibition, the largest Cold War exhibition in the UK.Mr Davies said there were “many people” who claimed sickness benefit who were capable of working.

“They are not trying to deliberately milk the system” but he said “the vast majority” of them could be supported into employment.Four people linked to the prime minister are being looked into over allegations of betting on the date of the election, including the Conservative Party’s director of campaigning Tony Lee and a police officer in Mr Sunak's close protection team.

Two Tory election candidates - Laura Saunders and Craig Williams - have confirmed they were being looked into by the Gambling Commission.Mr Williams is a Welsh Conservative and candidate in the Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr constituency – he has apologised for what he has called “an error of judgment”.