内容摘要：It was hoped the money would pay for a renovation of two blocks, creating 48 spaces and opening in September, the

It was hoped the money would pay for a renovation of two blocks, creating 48 spaces and opening in September, the

Jonathon Jones, from the tea-producing estate, says: "It's a massive concern when people buy boats that they haven't thought about how they're going to get rid of them at the end of their life."We don't want people to use it [the Fal] as a dumping ground because it's a special environment."

Martyn Alvey, Cornwall Council cabinet member for environment and climate change, says abandoned boats are an "ongoing and ever-increasing challenge".He says "When you have a boat that is abandoned, it is often all but impossible, if not impossible, to trace the rightful owner or the person who has abandoned it."So some form of registration scheme would clearly make a difference."

As the trade war between China and the US escalates, attention has been focused on the increasingly high levels of tit-for-tat tariffs the two countries are imposing on one another.But slapping reciprocal tariffs on Washington is not the only way Beijing has been able to retaliate.

China has now also imposed export controls on a range of critical rare earth minerals and magnets, dealing a major blow to the US.

The move has laid bare how reliant America is on these minerals."Our children were deprived of everything. They didn't have their childhood."

It is remarkable that these feelings were being shared so freely in a country where opposition was not tolerated; the secret police, known as the Mukhabarat, seemed to be everywhere and spying on everyone, and critics were disappeared or sent to jail, where they were tortured and killed.Across Aleppo, the new authorities installed billboards with the image of chains around two wrists saying, "Freeing detainees is a debt upon our necks".

"We're happy, but there's still fear," Samar said. "Why are we still afraid? Why isn't our happiness full? It's because of the fear they [the regime] planted inside us".Her brother, Ahmed, agreed. "You could be sent to jail for saying simple things. I'm happy, but I'm still concerned. But we'll never live under repression again".