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Home Office ministers are expected to concede that a new DNA strategy board should become a central co-ordinating body for handling individual applications for the deletion of DNA records.

The Labour leader is expected to concede a free vote.

The new Lloyds Banking Group is expected to concede today that the taxpayer is to increase its 43% stake in the bank, which has been crippled by the HBOS takeover.

He is expected to concede that he will fail to meet his aim of cutting the UK's debt-to-GDP ratio this year.

This week, following a national revolt by head teachers and people in the sports world, the government is expected to concede defeat, at least in part.

Stevens is expected to concede that while there was a mix-up it was an accident and that the original French post-mortem which found that Paul was three-times over the French drink-drive limit was correct.

A return to growth in wages will send a positive message to the Treasury only two days before the chancellor is expected to concede in his third budget that he expects debt payments to be higher and growth lower this year than expected.

The Foxes would be expected to concede from just 7.3% of the shots they face - only Tottenham fare better in this regard.

It concedes that controls may be useful to target inflows that are expected to endure, because of the threat to financial stability.

Prosecutors are expected to cite the fact that in July 2012, JPMorgan restated its first-quarter 2012 earnings downward by $459 million, conceding errors in the valuations.

I'll officially concede tomorrow, but it looks like the results are in". Greuel is expected to officially concede the election in Van Nuys on Wednesday morning.