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Cavenagh has made it known that he's behind his manager, but it's just not credible to think that he has no doubts about what he's seeing.

Even when credible accusations are made and civil lawsuits are filed, the evidence isn’t enough to generate repercussions.

"The anomalies do not necessarily mean that the election result projecting Professor Mutharika as the winner is not credible or a reflection of the will of the people," he said.

He added: "Frontline staff are working flat out for their patients, but they've been failed by successive SNP health secretaries who still haven't come up with a credible plan to address this national emergency."

UN secretary general Antonio Guterres referred to the situation in Gaza as "morally, legally and politically intolerable" and said a two-state solution was the "only credible path" for peace between Israelis and Palestinians.