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Areas already suffering after severe flooding are set for more misery as Storm Frank hits the UK, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.

The stage was set for more patients, prescriptions and problems.

He believes that a precedent has been set for more unilateral raids in the future.

And with investors unnerved, the stage had been set for more big drops.

So the scene is set for more transatlantic defence-industry co-operation.

So, the stage is set for more brinkmanship in the runup to the September 30th deadline, and, possibly, beyond it.

It appeared Rangers were set for more home frustration after their opening day draw with Hamilton but then Miller struck to send the Ibrox crowd into raptures.

They say they will pull out if the talks ignore their demands for the release of political prisoners and democratic reform.The scene is set for more sectarian tensions.

Unexpected losses at the world's largest insurer, American International Group (AIG), are fuelling speculation that the industry is set for more write-downs.

Her co-writers accepting the award for her said she was in the United States, preparing to perform for President Barack Obama and talent show American Idol, signs she is set for more success in the US market.

Will Blair is set for more opposition as the polls close - he's fighting for election in a safe Labour seat, against Keir Starmer, the former Director of Public Prosecutions and former Head of the Crown Prosecution Service.