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In brief, environments supporting healthy stands of submerged aquatic plants, such as the shallow sea, and areas within rivers and lakes, also share many of the above-mentioned constraints to plant growth.

In its latest drought briefing, the Environment Agency said almost all reservoirs are now at least 75% full and river flows have returned to normal for the time of year.

Instead he took on the environment brief – a non-Cabinet post – giving strong support for renewable energy and organic agriculture and steering through the Right to Roam legislation.

Ivanov, who like Putin was a KGB agent – and was once spoken of as a potential successor – was given what appears to be a humiliating demotion to the transport and environment brief.

Either Nick Clegg, their home-affairs spokesman, or Chris Huhne, who holds the environment brief, will make a pitch to those voters disillusioned with Labour but sceptical about whether the Tories have changed.

The nation hardly noticed the contest between the 40-year-old former home affairs spokesman and Chris Huhne, who held the environment brief, to replace Sir Menzies Campbell, who resigned in October.

Ken Livingstone, a key ally of Corbyn, who 24 hours ago suggested Benn should be moved to a brief such as environment, said on Tuesday he thought the leader had never intended to move his shadow foreign secretary, who has now stopped being so "dissident and critical".

By the time government came, Meacher was pushing 60 and Blair was unkind in not giving him full Cabinet rank, though once he got down to problem-solving with the help of civil servants Meacher, with his environment brief, was a competent, efficient and respected minister.

The government has given the main environment brief (which, after much gerrymandering, is now the Department of Energy and Climate Change) to a deputy prime minister, two cabinet ministers who went on to become foreign secretary and, currently, a plausible candidate to lead the party in the future.

Ian Roebuck, brief holder for environment and sustainability at the council, said: "Our officers are in the front line and are easy targets for criticism whenever things do not go perfectly so I am delighted on this occasion to be able to give them the praise they deserve for a difficult task well managed.