内容摘要："To do it in our home city, with all these amazing guests who have supported us from the beginning, it is truly amazing.

"To do it in our home city, with all these amazing guests who have supported us from the beginning, it is truly amazing.

Craig Hodgson, principal and chief executive of NSCG, said feedback received during the consultation period would be carefully considered before a final decision was made."We see the transfer as an opportunity to establish a presence in Leek and deliver our proven model of academic excellence to the Leek community," he said.

Rural crime officers and volunteers have helped horse owners protect their equipment at a series of tack marking events.The free sessions were part of Northamptonshire Police's support fora national awareness week dedicated to tackling crimes affecting the equestrian community, and saw about 50 items of tack marked.

Tack marking is a method of identifying items equipped to horses, such as saddles and bridles, to deter theft and also aids in the recovery of stolen property.The force's rural crime team also visited horse owners and riders to share crime prevention advice.

Sgt Abbey Anstead, from Northamptonshire Police, said: "As a rider myself, I know just how important your saddle, bridle and all the rest of your tack is – not just the cost of it, but getting the right fit for your horse.

"We had a brilliant response to our tack marking visits, and I hope it helps demonstrate how simple it can be to deter thieves by making your items uniquely identifiable and therefore harder for them to sell on.Losing excess weight would in turn improve health. For example, lower levels of sleep apnoea – when breathing stops and starts while slumbering – is thought to be down to losing weight around the tongue and throat, which can block the airways.

But the drugs also appear to be directly altering the behaviour of cells and tissues in the body.Dr Aly said: "Obesity is bad for the brain. Obesity is bad for mental health. Obesity is bad for the heart. Obesity could be the mother of all ills."

Ozempic and Wegovy have the same active ingredient, semaglutide, in different doses, and mimic the hormone glucagon-like peptide-1.Released by the gut after eating, GLP-1 travels through the blood and sticks to little receptors on the surface of brains cells.