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Savill says the use of such a weapon may not have huge military significance but is symbolically important, coming on the back of Russia's revised nuclear doctrine which many see as a lowering of the threshold for the use of such weapons.

Wales host the Springboks on the back of a comprehensive defeat against Australia and a first home loss to Fiji.

The great: Revenue rose 94 percent year-on-year to $35.08 billion, and profit roughly doubled to $19.04 billion on the back of brisk sales of its high-end chips that power computer gaming systems, crypto mining and A.I.

On the back of four successive defeats in all competitions, the chances of Manchester City signing a replacement for injured midfielder Rodri have increased once again.

The kitten also didn’t have a pad on the back of its wrist, like cats and dogs do today.