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The International Monetary Fund has raised the UK's growth forecast for 2014 in a fresh boost for George Osborne.

Mr. Grammer is still funny, but his newest format is too timeworn to give his comic style a fresh boost.

Swinton has given her arthouse cinema credentials a fresh boost with her latest performance: sleeping in a fitted glass box at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

"We have not weakened the squad at all but given it a fresh boost before our last game of the Six Nations.

More optimism around the economic outlook and a fresh boost from the Bank of England brought good news for taxpayers today.

Last week, the International Monetary Fund upgraded the UK's growth forecast to 2.4 per cent from 1.9 per cent- beating all other nations- in a fresh boost for George Osborne.

Sam's good news for red-faced Ed Battle-hardened commentators have been quick to hail news of Samantha Cameron's pregnancy as a fresh boost to her husband's political fortunes.

Add soaring labour costs and a still-strong currency, and many analysts are lowering their sights for potential annual growth to about 3.5%.Lower interest rates could give a fresh boost to credit.

After hailing the return of DIY as a national pastime and reporting half-year profits growth of nearly 40%, Kingfisher enjoyed a fresh boost yesterday as analysts raised their price targets.

After hailing the return of DIY as a national pastime and reporting half-year profits growth of nearly 40%, Kingfisher enjoyed a fresh boost on Friday as analysts raised their price targets.

The stereotype of Brits as a nation of pet-obsessives has been given a fresh boost by a survey showing that increasing numbers of firms are giving staff paid time off work to care for their animals.