内容摘要：The Nigerian inmates were working in the kitchen and "were getting small benefits, like a bag of apples once a month or some yogurt or a couple of bananas", he said.

The Nigerian inmates were working in the kitchen and "were getting small benefits, like a bag of apples once a month or some yogurt or a couple of bananas", he said.

The officer added: "My thoughts go out to her family and friends at this very sad time."Our inquiries are continuing into the death in order to establish exactly what happened yesterday, but we do not believe it to be suspicious."

The government has fleshed out its plans for reforming the UK pension industry, including the creation of £25bn "megafunds" which will be instructed to make a portion of their investments locally to help fuel economic growth.The chancellor said the overhaul, designed to follow the example of Australia and Canada's huge pension investment funds, would also boost people's pension pots."These reforms mean better returns for workers and billions more invested in clean energy and high-growth businesses," Rachel Reeves said.

Seventeen of the UK's largest pension firms already approved the gist of these reforms in a voluntary agreement earlier this month.However, the government is also including a legislative back-stop, which will allow it to push through the new rules, if insufficient progress is made by the end of the decade.

The government has indicated it does not expect to use the new powers.

Nevertheless, that element may draw criticism, with some in the industry opposed to any government mandate over how and where investments are made.He and his friends, who are studying Welsh, have a group chat where they practice before lessons and exams, the 16-year-old said, speaking from this year's Eisteddfod yr Urdd.

"Sometimes we share things on Instagram or Facebook to show friends and family, but my friends who study A-level have set up a group chat so that we can talk in Welsh."Cerys, from Ysgol Gyfun Gwent Is Coed, near Newport, speaks Welsh with her family.

She said a lot of her friends went to English schools and used English outside of school because their family and parents "don't speak Welsh"."If there are more places where they are able to speak Welsh, I think more would speak Welsh," she said.