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This week's launch of FM26, the latest edition of the popular Football Manager series, will enhance visibility of the women's game and may also help unearth some unheralded female talents too.

And in March, the unearthing of a 500-kilogramme World War II bomb outside Paris stranded thousands of passengers in one of the biggest rail disruptions in the French capital for years.

The alleged plot was unearthed by intelligence agents while one member of the group was attempting to buy the radioactive substance on the black market, he said.

According to Amazon, this triggered a "latent race condition" - or in other words unearthed a dormant bug that could occur in an unlikely sequence of events.

Reform UK said the councils it controlled were "fixing decades of Tory and Labour mismanagement - unearthing hundreds of millions in savings in just a few months and filling tens of thousands of potholes".