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A key date will be 9 December when the double Olympic pole vault champion Yelena Isinbayeva is expected to be elected as RusAthletics' new president in Moscow and the Canadian law professor Richard McLaren delivers his final report into Russia's state-sponsored doping programme in London.

So if we're trying to work out when this revolution will begin in earnest the key date will be when self-driving vehicle technology is available and - crucially - has regulatory backing.

A broadcast date will be announced later.

A new date will be announced shortly.

In his statement on Thursday, Prime Minister Cameron endorsed the Obama withdrawals, but sent a signal to British commanders that British withdrawals before the 2014 exit date will be keyed carefully to combat conditions in Afghanistan.

The timetable has key dates that will be closely watched by the City as the bid progresses and are set out in the little blue book that sits on all corporate financiers' desks.

A big key will be turnout.

A key date falls next year, when countries are supposed to start coming forward with higher pledges.

It is a key date for Mr Chavez, who says independence hero Simon Bolivar is his inspiration.

Key dates: Ballot papers will be sent out to the party membership mid August.

Casting for the key role will be announced at a later date.