内容摘要：, said he "absolutely denies" the accusations and believes it is a "politically motivated" attack.

, said he "absolutely denies" the accusations and believes it is a "politically motivated" attack.

but some have expressed concern about theThe county council is not in charge of bin collections but is in charge of where our rubbish goes once it has been collected.

incinerated and turned into energy. The county council said it has made millions of pounds as a result but critics argue it has cost much more.Other services they are responsible for include:Whoever is in charge next year will have a big decision to make on how local government in the county is made up.

That's because Westminster is pushing all areas of England to get rid of local councils - such as Cheltenham Borough Council or Stroud District Council - and instead go for one 'unitary' council.In Gloucestershire, that means getting rid of the six district councils and having one council in charge of everything.

Some political parties have suggested splitting Gloucestershire in two because of its size and the feeling that would ensure people's views everywhere were heard.

There's no agreed way before between political parties or even amongst some parties themselves.Asked by reporters on Wednesday whether President Milei was planning to withdraw from other international bodies or treaties, the presidential spokesman refused to rule out anything.

"The president is very determined when it comes to making Argentina freer, so any link that Argentina has with bodies that go against its freedoms, we're going to do our utmost to prevent them from interfering in the lives of Argentines."Environmental activists in Argentina say they fear that Milei will follow in Trump's footsteps and also set the wheels in motion to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement - the international treaty which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

A 13-year-old has been selected to train with the England karate team only two-and-half years after taking up the sport.Archie, from Alvescot near Carterton, Oxfordshire, trains six times a week alongside school at Oxford Sport & Traditional Martial Arts (OSTMA).