内容摘要：Expect an easing of the admin hassles Brexit created for farmers and the food industry – sanitary and phytosanitary arrangements, or SPS to use the horrendous jargon.

Expect an easing of the admin hassles Brexit created for farmers and the food industry – sanitary and phytosanitary arrangements, or SPS to use the horrendous jargon.

, the total value is listed as $2.4bn. An online database of government contractssays this amount was the ceiling value.

Again, there is $0 recorded for the amount that had been spent at the time the contract was terminated.It is unclear where Doge's figure of $1.76bn comes from - we have asked the Pentagon and the supplier about it.The fourth largest claimed saving of $1.75bn comes from cancelling a USAID grant to Gavi, a global health organisation, which campaigns to improve access to vaccines.

Doge links to. It shows a grant was paid to Gavi in three instalments, during the Biden administration, totalling $880m.

Gavi confirmed that $880m had been paid out by USAID but said it had not been told the grant had been terminated.

"Gavi has not received a termination notice related to this grant," a spokesperson told us.His portraits appear on a former Victorian textile warehouse at the corner of Cheshire Street in Shoreditch and document life in the East End.

Among the seven murals is Jewish novelist Emanuel Litvinoff who was born in east London and who also became known as a war poet while serving in the Army during World War Two.Litvinoff's mural was completed on what would have been his 110th birthday and can be found near 110 Cheshire Street, the area where he grew up - his youngest son, Aaron, was "moved" when he saw the mural.

Paul Trevor is a British photographer who is renowned for documenting life in the East End of London between the 1970s and 1990s, which can be found in his book In Your Face.Five of artist Abraham O's close-up portraits are based on these images taken in the City and Brick Lane.