内容摘要：Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk also said he did not intend to send troops while Italy's Giorgia Meloni - the only European leader to attend Trump's inauguration - expressed doubts.

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk also said he did not intend to send troops while Italy's Giorgia Meloni - the only European leader to attend Trump's inauguration - expressed doubts.

The government then said it would solve the issue with a water credits system, which would allow developers to pay "credits" to offset the water used by new residents.However the authorities remained concerned, and the Environment Agency objected to a number of housing developments because of the cumulative effect on water supply.

However some of these have now been approved, including the development ofMr Pennycook said the government was "ambitious for Cambridge" and said the city had been "constrained economically by the lack of housing".He also said the government would "reassess and re-engage local leaders and communities in a discussion about how we do growth well in Cambridge".

Previously councils and MPs from the city and surrounding areas said theyEast Sussex County Council plans to cut spending on drugs and alcohol services as it looks to secure a new contract.

At a meeting earlier, the authority's lead member for adult social care, Carl Maynard, agreed to begin the process of recommissioning its drugs and alcohol treatment service.

The authority currently commissions the service from health and social care charity Change, Grow, Live, but the contract is due to expire in March 2026.He said that Rutland Water and Grafham Water already showed the positive impact sites could have on the surrounding community and economy.

The reservoir would allow excess river water in winter to be collected and stored for use in dry summers.The companies said it would reduce reliance on sensitive ground water sources such as chalk streams, helping to protect and restore the environment.

Over an eight-week consultation period, the companies will ask for feedback on the proposed designs.Natalie Akroyd, director of quality and environment at Cambridge Water, said: "These events are a great opportunity for the public to engage with the project team and we look forward to welcoming further feedback on our emerging design.”