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Papers written by World War Two codebreaker Alan Turing have sold for a "record-breaking" price of £465,400 after they were found in a loft and almost shredded.

Alan Lovell, the chair of the EA, told the BBC he would like to see water companies making more use of restrictions like hosepipe bans when there are droughts to "bring home to people that the amount of water they use is making a difference."

The price of electricity was kept "artificially low" through most of the 2010s, according to GEL chief executive Alan Bates.

Twelve months earlier, actor and TV presenter Alan Cumming returned his OBE over what he called the "toxicity" of the British Empire.

Following the verdicts, Det Supt Alan Clitherow, from Greater Manchester Police's CSE team, said the force should have done more at the time.