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Mr Mitchell also criticised Number 10's handling of the situation in the days following the incident.

Earlier this year, Liam Neeson criticised the number of weapons in the US.

However, some experts have criticised the number of medals dished out at award ceremonies.

Tattersall also criticised the number of changes made to the curriculum and called for a "period of stability".

In their annual list of celebrity diets to avoid, the British Dietetic Association BDAA) criticised a number of meal plans made famous by their association with celebrities.

Four commissioners, three of whom resigned in the summer in protest over Phillips' leadership, criticised his Number 10-style "sofa government" that they alleged stifled internal debate.

She added that the latest Hillsborough inquest, which ended in April 2016, concluded that the 96 people were unlawfully killed and criticised a number of organisations, including SYP.

The dictator also criticised a number of Arab countries for turning against Syria, and said that the West "was more dignified in dealing with us than some of the Arabs".

He criticised the number of criteria, which range from the basic (Level 1 advocates must be "audible") to the advanced ("demonstrates wisdom in all aspects of advocacy" at Level 4).

Labour also criticised the number of major flood defence schemes that are yet to be constructed, saying that more than half of those listed in the government's infrastructure pipeline were still in their "scoping" phase, with no progress from this status in the past year.

"What message does it send to a child already in a distressed state and at risk?" The Rethink Mental Illness advice service criticised the number of patients turned away from health units because they were drunk, had taken drugs or were showing "disturbed" behaviour.