a TEO spokesperson said.

Many of his fictional plots drew on his real-life experiences around the world.French and Russian to become a foreign correspondent in Biafra.

His academic knowledge of places.Forsyth joined the RAF at the age of 18 before becoming a war correspondent for the BBC and Reuters.and instantly became a global bestselling author.

The author had written a follow-up.4 days ago8 days agoClinton: 'I was more a storyline than a story'Former US President Bill Clinton and best-selling author James Patterson sat down with the BBC to discuss how real life informed their new political thriller.

Jonathan Lloyd said in a statement.

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even with accelerated planning processes.Household consumption of water may also need to fall to secure supplies amid rising temperatures and a growing population.

so the final decision would be taken by national government.That could ultimately filter down to people's bills.