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Ulster Unionists are expected to acknowledge how far republicans have travelled.

In a report due to be published today, Royal Society experts are expected to acknowledge that there are still uncertainties, particularly on the effects of using DU weapons in different battlefield situations.

PAGE A6 POPE EXPECTED TO DISCUSS ABUSE Pope Benedict XVI is expected to acknowledge the role of the Roman Catholic Church in forcing about 150,000 Native Canadians into schools where many were sexually and physically abused, the country's most prominent native leader said.

While he is expected to acknowledge considering bonuses, no such plan was ever enacted.

In an election year, politicians can't be expected to acknowledge their powerlessness.

Rather than admitting market manipulation, the bank is expected to acknowledge a series of facts that the C.F.T.C. will characterize as "recklessly employing manipulative devices".

Israel could not be expected to acknowledge the right of return of the Palestinian refugees because that would "threaten the very foundations" of the nation, he said.

If a meaningful peace process is to begin, Israelis must see that the Palestinians acknowledge Israel's core issue, just as Israel is expected to acknowledge the Palestinians' core issue.

Three months on, the FPC is expected to acknowledge that the eurozone crisis has now worsened and try to assess the impact of falling stock markets on financial stability.

Bankers are deeply divided over ring-fencing and how it will work in practice, and the chancellor is expected to acknowledge that much work needs to be done to establish how retail businesses can be protected.

Mr. Putin went forward today with plans to meet with leaders of former Soviet republics on Friday, the day when navy officials were expected to acknowledge that the Kursk crew will be out of air.