of use

"This Croton species was chosen for study because it has a long history, along with related African plants, of use in ethnomedicine. For thousands of years, people in Cameroon and neighboring countries have relied on traditional, plant-based medicine from healers to treat a variety of illnesses, from cancer to diabetes and, more recently, even HIV. Our collaboration with the Wistar Institute over and above scientific discovery has also provided us with human development capacity building," says Dr. Ntie-Kang.

Additionally, the terms of use have not been made public — whether, for example, Ukraine will be limited to targets in the Kursk region of Russia, where Ukrainian troops staged a surprise push in August and where Russia has been massing forces and weaponry to drive them out.

Brian Jones, the school's newly appointed chair of governors, said the child practice review team had visited the school on "several occasions" and staff had been given the "opportunity to share concerns or information that may be of use to them".

He claimed that the 12 images, which prosecution experts said “could be of use to a foreign state,” were screenshots taken from an internal communication system and were sent to him and other soldiers by his captain as orders.

Mr Blythe said any change of use or converted for holiday accommodation, would likely require consent from the local planning authority.