If a man commits adultery with the wife of his neighbour, both the adulterer and the adulteress shall be put to death." Nor did it quote the prohibitions against sleeping with a woman who is menstruating: "both of them shall be cut off from among their people"; nor even the handy hints for household slaves: "If his master gives him a wife and she bears him sons or daughters, the wife and her children shall be her master's and he shall go out alone. Though 45ft long and 12 ft high at the hip, it was extremely agile, weighing about 8 tons and probably able to run at up to 20 miles per hour.With its stocky neck it would have been able to gulp down huge chunks of meat. One of its major victims was the Sauropod, a vegetarian long- necked dinosaur that often exceeded 65ft in length. Carcharodontosaurus, also probably had a life expectancy of about 100 years..

It would have slashed and sliced, while the slightly later Trex would have grabbed, punctured and ripped its prey.Carcharodontosaurus dominated what is now the Sahara, which was then lush river deltas and plains, between around 94 and 88 million years ago. The creature's skull - broken into 350 fragments - was found by palaeontologists from the University of Chicago in a cliff face on the northern fringes of the Sahara Desert in Morocco. They made casts of the fragments and used them to work out the size of its head and to recreate a replica of its skull. The dinosaur's head was 5ft 4in long - the largest dinosaur skull yet found - but examination of the brain case has revealed that the creature's actual brain was only the size of a tennis ball.Not only was the dinosaur - Carcharodontosaurus saharicus (shark-toothed reptile from the Sahara) - longer than Trex, it may in some respects have been an even more formidable predator.Unlike Trex its teeth were knife-shaped with razor sharp blades. Dating from 90 million years ago, the massive reptile, the discovery of which is revealed in the current issue of the American magazine Science, would have measured about 45ft from the head to tail - 4ft longer than Tyrannosaurus rex.

"Any change has to be done in conjunction with the rest of government and associated organisations," a spokesman said.However, the DSS has been working on the problem only since last year, and could not provide any information about how many people were concerned with the project.. Scientists have discovered the skull of what may have been the world's biggest meat-eating dinosaur. The worst thing is that there's no business benefit from doing it, except that you won't go bust."The Inland Revenue say that the cost of making the changes will be subsumed into its computing budget. With so many interlocking computer systems - from local government, banks and departments - requiring change, the possibilities for error are huge.The DSS said that it is concerned, for example, about data arriving from local government about housing benefit. Only later did he accept that Morss, whom he conceded had a "warped and twisted" view of life, had killed Daniel.Morss chose his "hunting ground" in part because he was not known there.