内容摘要：Letting out buildings was the most common, followed by farm shops and B&Bs, camping and glamping sites.

Letting out buildings was the most common, followed by farm shops and B&Bs, camping and glamping sites.

Nasa wants to use Starship as part of its Artemis programme, which aims to establish a long-term human presence on the Moon.The first crewed flight is scheduled for mid-2027 but time is running out, said journalist and author Dr David Whitehouse.

Dr McDowell suggested it could take many more years for Starship to be ready for a crewed mission to the moon, which could begin to be "very embarrassing thing for Nasa to navigate"."In the space game, we talk about 'Elon Time'. If he says he's going do something in one year, make a note in your calendar for three years now", he added.Commercial spaceflight has rapidly expanded, with private companies looking to harness space resources and build new economies beyond Earth.

With rivals such as Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin and some Chinese ventures gaining ground, does SpaceX still have the edge?"No one else is even trying something on the scale of Starship," Dr McDowell said.

"If they [SpaceX] get it to work – and they have to get it to work - that will cement their position must be as the industry leader.

So despite the last three test flights having failed, is there still cause for optimism?Charlotte added: "I was brought up on the Alarm... mum and dad took me to the Gathering [an Alarm event] every year."

Fans who gathered outside the church with ice creams, picnics and drinks to watch the funeral on a big screen wiped away tears, applauded and sang along throughout the ceremony, which featured tributes from friends and musicians including Peters' bandmate Eddie Macdonald of The Alarm, as well as drummer Slim Jim Phantom of the Stray Cats and Billy Duffy of The Cult, who played Fade In, Fade Out, Fade Away.MacDonald shared memories of meeting Peters as babies on Rhyl beach and growing up together, forming their first band at 17 and their rise to success, calling him a "catalyst who always made things happen".

He said: "He was entrepreneurial, his energy, his drive was infectious. Whenever he set his heart on something, he would achieve it and God help anyone who got in his way."He was a huge inspiration to work with."