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Mr Cameron said he was "extremely sorry" about the problems, and added: "Of course, there will be lessons to learn from this".

Tom Hatton's superb photographs show the breathtaking perfection of the Eythrope garden with its vine houses and fruit houses, its topiary and flower borders, but in every chapter there will be lessons worth learning.

"There will be lessons learned" at the tactical level, one government official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the issue publicly.

When the dust settles on the Trojan horse saga, there will be lessons for local government on how the council relates to school governance, the aspirations of families, the role of faith leaders in education and national government.

But there will be lessons to be learned from it, and perhaps the clearest one for those tempted to tread in Bo Xilai's footsteps is that, 37 years after Mao's death, the sort of personality cult which he enshrined remains political poison in the upper reaches of China's Politburo.

"There are lessons that can learned, there will be lessons coming out of this whole episode.

At Camp CLOSE THE EFFING DOOR, the sanctity of leaving things as you found them (I.E.: CLOSED) will be lesson numero uno. 2. IKEA CAMP.

I'm sure there'll be lessons to learn both in terms of social policy and in terms of human behavior and how to manage groups of people with different opinions.

If they fail, there will still be lessons from the experiment.

There will even be lessons on programming, building, and racing one's own simple robots.

Ultimately, there will have to be lessons learned from this tour.