内容摘要：Ghana's support is crucial in helping Burkina Faso address its deadly militant jihadist insurgency, which poses a threat to coastal West African states.

Ghana's support is crucial in helping Burkina Faso address its deadly militant jihadist insurgency, which poses a threat to coastal West African states.

"But they felt by reading their records that enough searching had been done on Granby Hill, and if we did find anything to phone them, which is extraordinary."The data for accessing the electricity substation is recorded electronically, but Mrs O'Sullivan claims there is no record of the police ever requesting access, despite saying they have carried out extensive searches.

"I have such little faith in what has been done," she said."So many things have been proven to be inaccurate, and what does that leave you with?"I just don't believe anything, that's the state we live in now."

In a statement, Avon and Somerset Police said that "extensive searches of both land and water using specialist units" have been carried out, and are "continuing on the advice of experts".The force added that it "recognises the family’s concerns" and an Assistant Chief Constable has "been in direct contact" to discuss how they can "best support them moving forward".

Avon and Somerset Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), following

on how the case was being handled."Increasing numbers of owners are either closing their salons or changing their employment practices and are renting chairs to contractors just to survive."

Mr Dicker said cutting VAT to 10% would "save salons across the country".A spokesperson for the Treasury said they were removing the £110,000 business rates relief cap for more than 280,000 retail, hospitality and leisure business properties.

The Sunday Times rich list has revealed Wales' wealthiest people.This year's edition of the annual shortlist sees Cardiff-born billionaire Sir Michael Moritz and wife Harriet Heyman return to the top spot with a wealth of £4.435bn - a fall of £168m compared with 2024.