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The boss of Tesla and the social media site X, Elon Musk, suggested last month at Donald Trump’s rally in New York City that it would be possible to cut “at least $2 trillion” from US government spending by eradicating “waste”.

Addressing the Henry Jackson Society think tank in London, Jenrick said: "It was Britain that spent 1.8% of GDP between 1808 and 1867 on eradicating slavery - the most expensive moral foreign policy on human history."

With an estimated 10,000 rats on Rathlin, the work required to begin eradicating them has been colossal.

Prior to the latest surge in infections, Pakistan - and its population of more than 240 million - was on the verge of eradicating the disease.

He aims for the church to help provide "a plurality and variety of nutritious, affordable, healthy, and sustainable foods," while further committing to the goal of "eradicating hunger and poverty" to ensure that "everyone can have adequate food, in both quantity and quality."