It was 2008, and Julius Brinkworth had a problem. As Head of Energy and Environment at Sainsbury's, he had created an investment programme which could make the retail giant's stores massively more energy efficient. It would save large amounts of carbon ??? and money, too. There was just one snag. The upfront costs, which ran to hundreds of millions of pounds, had to be signed off by the Capital Investment Committee. Would it get the green light? It seemed touch and go. But then Julius discovered something surprising.

"By simulating future environments above complex reef systems, we come closer to understanding what might happen as the oceans warm and acidify," she said.

An unnamed man referred to as HJK whose phone was allegedly hacked after he began a relationship with a well-known figure.

22. The British record is held by Kenton Cool who has now climbed to the summit of Everest 11 times.

She said that while she had been drinking, she was not so inebriated that she could not control her actions.