内容摘要：However, Val told her: "I think it's amazing you've got this much colour down being colour-blind".

However, Val told her: "I think it's amazing you've got this much colour down being colour-blind".

The music mogul is accused of making "relentless efforts" to "corruptly influence witness testimony", by using other inmates' telephone accounts, and using three-way calls to speak to people who are not on his approved contacts list.Prosecutors said a review of recorded calls also found that Mr Combs instructed his family to contact potential witnesses in his case, they said in a court filing.

The 55-year-old rapper, who has pleaded not guilty to all the charges and vehemently denied any wrongdoing, appeared in court on Tuesday as a judge weighed the new evidence, part of which was found in a notebook in his jail cell.At the hearing on Tuesday, a judge ordered that prosecutors destroy copies of materials seized in Mr Combs' jail cell as the judge weighed whether they could be used in court.Judge Arun Subramanian, who is overseeing the case, ruled that the US  Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York cannot use the material or any excerpts from it during Combs’ upcoming bail hearing on Friday. The judge said he would examine the materials and weigh in on whether that can be used at trial.

Mr Combs’ defence team claimed that government prosecutors illegally seized his personal notes during a search of his jail cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where he has been detained since his arrest on 16 September in the lobby of a Manhattan hotel. They argued some of the materials detailed information that is protected under attorney-client privilege, which shields information discussed between a client and an attorney.The government detailed that a "filter" team went through all materials before they were given to prosecutors. "The information at issue is not protected," prosecutor Mary Slavik said at the hearing. They argued the information could be considered obstruction of justice and negate the typical protections of attorney-client privilege.

The musician, who is best known for 1990s hits such as I'll Be Missing You and Mo' Money, Mo' Problems, has been denied bail since his arrest, with multiple judges citing a risk that he might tamper with witnesses. He's currently in custody in Manhattan.

His lawyers made a renewed bid for bail last week, proposing a $50m (£39.6m) package that would see Mr Combs be monitored around the clock by security personnel, while under house arrest.It is hoped that every household around the country will have the kerbside collections by March 2027.

The scheme will be extended to more than 25,000 homes in Wells, Draycott, Frome and Chilcompton.Eligible residents will be sent a pack of blue collection bags, alongside further information about what to collect.

They join about 3,500 households in Frome that have already recycled approximately 27 tonnes of soft plastic waste - equal to roughly 95,000 bags - since the scheme was introduced there in May 2023.Mickey Greene, Executive Director of Climate and Place at Somerset Council, said many residents who are already part of the scheme "really like" it so far.