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It's the day when, in a controversial scheme designed to bring Swedes into line with their Scandinavian neighbours, the entire country will change from driving on the left-hand side to the right.

On one hand you've got the detractors who say it's nothing but an "unholy scheme" designed to bring the Internet under the unnecessary (if not unlawful) control of the government.

Concern about the preservation and safety of the Victorian structure has been heightened in recent years with the advent of the 'FuturePlan', a multi-million pound modernisation scheme designed to bring the museum into the 21st century whilst retaining its original splendour.

There are also state-aided farm-drainage schemes designed to bring wasteland and marginal land into production.

EDF said it had taken action ahead of the outcome of the government's review of the costs of the Eco scheme to help vulnerable households and other green schemes, designed to bring down costs for consumers.

If the Carpenters estate does make way for UCL, which has no prior connection to Stratford, then you wonder how many other residents are going to be moved on, replaced by dream schemes designed to bring wealth to the area.

Iain Duncan Smith is bringing forward a policy that will reduce payments to some disabled people from a scheme designed to help them into work.

Crossrail, a scheme designed to improve London's rail system, traces its ancestry to 1974.

It is that a scheme designed to support advocates and improve advocacy risks damaging the very strengths it was designed to enhance.

A scheme designed to encourage families to cycle in the New Forest has been rejected.

The Barrio Adentro (Inside the Neighbourhood) scheme was designed to bring healthcare to the poorest areas of Venezuela's towns and cities by building new outpatient clinics in the country's slums.