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North Korea said on Friday that it was working on restarting the Yongbyon complex, the center of its atomic bomb program, which it had been dismantling under a much delayed disarmament-for-aid deal with five countries.

Despite this, a much delayed policy review published in March by the Department for Education quotes the Health and Safety Executive view that schools are a low-risk environment for asbestos.

Panorama also investigated its sister BBC2 news programme, Newsnight, at the height of the Jimmy Savile scandal over its decision not to broadcast its Savile report, and aired a much delayed investigation into charities including Comic Relief last year.

The deal would require antitrust immunity, unlikely to be granted unless the governments of Britain and America can agree on a much delayed "open skies" agreement to liberalise air traffic between the two countries.Airlines suffered from the slowing world economy.

Try exporting to the US or France and see the way Alstom [of France] is being subsidised as a national champion". Unions expressed alarm for the future of 4,000 jobs at the main Yeovil plant, with the Transport & General Workers Union urging the government to proceed with a much delayed order for 100 Lynx military helicopters.

With a much delayed and fragmented regional response, the case is an archetype of the global health security regime in several respects.

The survey was released as it emerged that a much-delayed new NHS IT system for its "NHS 24" call-centre service, which is already £50m over budget, had again been delayed by technical problems.

Days before a much-delayed court hearing, all charges have been dropped.

■ A much-delayed report into the treatment of small business customers.

Moscow's Bolshoi closed its main auditorium earlier this month for a much-delayed revamp.

The Senate ratified a (much-delayed) nuclear-arms treaty with Russia.