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Labour strategists admit it will be a tall order to return to power within a parliament.

United Nations officials and members of the Afghan commission organizing the loya jirga admit it will be fraught with difficulties, power struggles and even violence.

Eric Dier was one of the few England players to escape the post-Iceland wreckage without scathing criticism, yet he was also quick to put his hands up and admit it will be a long time before the scars are healed.

I must admit it will be tough for me to dig into another bowl of dog stew, but to ask South Koreans to stop eating dog meat after it is regulated as livestock would be a case of plain old cultural superiority, wouldn't it?

The Church of England has admitted it will be a "little while" before it can dispose of its controversial £80,000 stake in the payday lender Wonga, and conceded it cannot guarantee that such blunders won't happen again.

Mr Lamfalussy wants all these reforms implemented by 2003, although he admits it "will be tricky".

He admits it will be a "Coalition Budget" and he must agree key measures with the Liberal Democrats.

In the end, as Sugar readily admits, it will be the BBC's call.

Examination of the claims is still under way, and Mr Watkins admits it will be tedious and expensive.

But even the most optimistic supporter admits it will be a long haul to sporting excellence and greater Olympic glory.

But government funds for these projects are spotty, and Aguilera admits it will be years before they are completed.