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They include an innovative fuel system in a ship whose dimensions were constrained by small harbours, Covid, Brexit, management changes and poor decisions which left "legacy challenges throughout the whole build cycle".

The bill was opposed by manufacturers who considered it too constraining and too subject to non-scientific whims.

Meanwhile, Algeria's ambassador Amar Bendjama said the Security Council remained "constrained" as it was "unable even to name the aggressor, to qualify aggression as a violation of international law".

Beef prices have increased to historic highs of £7 per kg due to constrained supply and continued consumer demand, said NCB.

Unlike many migrant workers constrained by economic pressures, Nepali students in India appear more articulate, engaged, and hopeful about the future.