内容摘要：Around 5,000 of his discoveries have already been donated to Bexhill Museum.

Around 5,000 of his discoveries have already been donated to Bexhill Museum.

On Wednesday, Rayner told MPs she had only agreed to half of the requests for postponements made by local authorities, and that delaying elections to allow for restructuring was a "well established precedent"."After careful consideration, I've only agreed to postpone elections in places where this is central to our manifesto promise to deliver devolution," she said.

"We're not in the business of holding elections to bodies that won't exist and where we don't know what will replace them."Local elections for county councils will still go ahead this year on 1 May in Cambridgeshire, Derbyshire, Devon, Gloucestershire, Hertfordshire, Kent, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.Co-leader of the Green Party Adrian Ramsay expressed concern that the changes would mean "centralising power from local communities to remote county councils".

He added that without elections, county councillors would have no mandate to negotiate the new structures.Councillor Marianne Overton, leader of the Independent Network of Councillors across England and Wales, said: "There is still no clarity on how the cost of reorganisation will be met beyond asset stripping existing councils.

"This will move democracy further away from residents, putting power into the hands of the few, not the many."

Some of the councils who had seen their request for a delay rejected responded angrily to Rayner's announcement.The lawyer said what happened to her client is a "terrible and inexcusable – and calculated – wrong".

During the protests last summer, Mr Khalil said he was leading negotiations with university administrators on behalf of the student protesters.They had set up a huge tent encampment on the university lawn in protest against the Gaza war.

Some students also seized control of an academic building for several hours before police entered the campus to arrest them. Mr Khalil was not in that group.He later told the BBC he had been temporarily suspended by the university, where he is a graduate student at the School of International and Public Affairs.