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It emerged that, when the Nazis were at the gates of Moscow in December 1941, the KGB cryptographic unit had doubled its output of one-time pads by printing an extra copy of each.

A friend, Abu Nusaybah, claimed that MI5 asked him to work for them, and during the trial it emerged that when police asked for Adebolajo's address, he told them that MI5 could give the location because they had visited him earlier in the year.

During the Bolton hearings, however, it emerged that when he was at the State Department, Mr. Bolton on several occasions received summaries of intercepts between foreigners and "U.S. persons" and requested that the spy agency tell him who those Americans were.

Brilliantly it then emerged that when he left the club Ben Arfa had forgotten to clear out his locker.

And it then emerged that, when holidaying in Tunisia over the new year, she had flown twice on a private jet belonging to a local tycoon who had links to the regime and to her parents via a property deal.

It has emerged that when Grenfell Tower was renovated a couple of years ago, flame-resistant external cladding could have been used at an extra cost of just five thousand pounds.

It has emerged that when coalition planes launched their mission in Syria on 23 September, no-one saw fit to tell President Obama's new allies on the ground.

However, it quickly emerged that when new management had taken over Mortonhall in May 2011 they had begun to carry out such cremations at the end of the working day when the cremators were cooling down, in an effort to recover more ashes.

More evidence has emerged that when it comes to Rosemont Copper, an "appearance of impropriety" is business as usual.

Consumer goods giant Unilever was hit hard when it emerged that its Persil Power washing powder was so powerful that it damaged clothes.

More promising news had come a few days earlier, when it emerged that Muhannad had a friend's cell phone with him when he vanished.