内容摘要：Musk said his "time allocation to Doge" would "drop significantly" from May to one to two days per week, after accusations he had taken his focus off Tesla.

Musk said his "time allocation to Doge" would "drop significantly" from May to one to two days per week, after accusations he had taken his focus off Tesla.

Details from January's High Court judgement state that the Japanese "relied upon a range of evidence" which demonstrated that Kelly, Wright and Chappell travelled to Tokyo around the time of the jewellery raid in November 2015.CCTV captured all three arriving at Narita International Airport on 18 November 2015 and staying at "the Elm Share House", Japanese authorities said.

Ch Insp Suzuki set out a record of the investigation to the High Court which indicated the trio "took taxis" to Harry Winston's branch in Omotesando Hills.In their efforts to escape, the trio left a number of items behind including an Armani jacket, he said.Ch Insp Suzuki added: "Goggles were left at the shop and a jacket was left on the route the robbers took to flee from the scene."

A professor at the Tokyo Dental College compared ePassport images taken at Narita Airport and compared it to CCTV stills of three men taken at the Harry Winston store."The possibility that two (or three) persons in the relevant comparison are the same is extremely high," Ch Insp Suzuki said in his report, citing the professor's "expert" findings.

As well as other DNA matches, Ch Insp Suzuki's report referred to "expert evidence that glass shards found at the property where the three stayed that matched the glass in the display case at the jewellery shop".

Findings in the reports were challenged at the High Court by lawyers representing Wright and Chappell.John Vinson, from the Consumer Council for Water said these figures could change before April as they "do not include inflation".

The hike will allow United Utilities to raise £12.7bn through bills from households and its 200,00 business customers over five years.That will fund what has been described as "the largest investment" in water infrastructure since water companies were privatised in 1989.

Under this plan, £2.5bn of the cash will go on cutting the times raw sewage is discharged into rivers and waterways in the area by 30 per cent.Other improvements required in targets set by Ofwat include reducing the number of leaks, installing more smart meters, and doing more to limit water main bursts.