内容摘要：from being a covert offshoot of the ultra-hardline IS around 2011 and 2012, to being affiliated to the relatively more flexible al-Qaeda the following year, and by 2016 to an independent faction.

from being a covert offshoot of the ultra-hardline IS around 2011 and 2012, to being affiliated to the relatively more flexible al-Qaeda the following year, and by 2016 to an independent faction.

In June, Marco Rubio, a leading Republican on the US Senate Intelligence Committee, and an ally of Donald Trump, wrote to then-UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt warning him about "grave ethics concerns" and Shein’s "deep ties to the People’s Republic of China".“Slave labour, sweat shops, and trade tricks are the dirty secrets behind Shein’s success,” Mr Rubio wrote in his letter to Mr Hunt.

At the time, a spokesperson for the company said: "Shein has a zero-tolerance policy for forced labour and we are committed to respecting human rights. We take visibility across our entire supply chain seriously and we require our contract manufacturers to only source cotton from approved regions."That was just weeks aftersaid excessive overtime was still common for many workers in Shein's supply chain.

In response to the report, Shein told the BBC it was "working hard" to address the matters raised by Public Eye and had made "significant progress on enhancing conditions".New unitary councils will make local government simpler and more cost effective, the leader of Surrey County Council says.

Local government reorganisation, fixing roads and special educational needs provision were among the topics discussed when Tim Oliver appeared on the hot seat to answer questions on the BBC Radio Surrey breakfast programme on Wednesday.

He said: "I think from a residents perspective, what unitaries will do is provide stronger, simpler and, I hope, more cost effective, more efficient councils."“Bishop Montgomery would have walked daily through the town, called to certain houses in the square. The path he took became known as The Bishop’s Walk."

Lady Montgomery, Monty’s mother, was the last member of the family to live at New Park.She died in 1949, seventeen years after her husband, and the house fell out of the family’s ownership not long after.

As Monty flew into Derry to receive the city's freedom, the Derry Journal reported his Dakota plane “flew low over Moville” so he could see his parental home.The paper also noted Monty had not been able to visit New Park for seven years.