内容摘要：The markets don’t have as much confidence in a minority government as they would in a government like the UK, which has a big majority.

The markets don’t have as much confidence in a minority government as they would in a government like the UK, which has a big majority.

Listed alphabetically, they are as follows:Torquay's harbourside is set to be regenerated in a multimillion-pound project aimed at attracting new visitors to the town.

The redevelopment, which will stretch across The Strand in Torquay, is projected to provide about 80 full-time jobs, £32m in wages, and bring 86,000 new visitors over a 30-year period, Torbay Council said.The design for the project, thought to be worth about £70m, features a sweeping staircase which will "better connect" the harbourside to the Terrace, the council added.Councillor Chris Lewis, deputy leader of Torbay Council, said the plans would "revolutionise" Torquay's harbourside.

He said over the summer there would be opportunities for the community to have their say on the proposals as part of the statutory planning process.Torbay Council had ambitions to redevelop the area of The Strand - which used to be home to a Debenhams department store, after purchasing it in 2020.

Planning was granted for a mixed-use scheme in 2023, but the local authority said a range of economic factors deemed the scheme not financially viable, leading it to seek a regeneration partner.

Wilmott Dixon and Milligan were appointed as Torbay's regeneration partners in autumn 2023.As president, Sharaa would form an interim legislative council to help govern until a new constitution was approved, he said.

All rebel groups which opposed Assad in the 13-year civil war would be dissolved and integrated into state institutions, he added.The announcements came during a event in Damascus on Wednesday attended by the commanders of factions who fought alongside the rebel alliance led by Sharaa's Islamist group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). It was entitled the "Conference for Announcing the Victory of the Syrian Revolution".

Addressing the commanders wearing military uniform, Sharaa stressed that Syria's new leadership faced a "heavy task and a great responsibility".He said the first priority was to "fill the power vacuum in a legitimate and legal way". Secondly, he added, civil peace should be maintained by "seeking transitional justice and preventing revenge attacks".