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Homosexual acts were only decriminalised in 1967, two years after Round The Horne was first broadcast, as a revamped version of an earlier show, Beyond Our Ken.

The Jets returned to Central New York as a revamped outfit, their coaching staff dismantled after a second consecutive season without a playoff berth, their roster purged by the new general manager John Idzik.

The new parish, to be called Holy Angels, will be based at St. Patrick's, which is using its gym as a revamped worship site to accommodate the new parishioners.

But a 10-year development plan, nearly complete at a cost of $1.4 billion, has set a new mood — avant-garde — with 10 buildings by architects like Frank Gehry, Steven Holl and Fumihiko Maki, as well as a revamped streetscape.

Amazon just announced a new Android app with everything you can find in the normal Amazon app as well as a revamped store for Android apps and games.

The company announced earlier this month it would be relaunching the Curse app – from the company it acquired last year – as a revamped Twitch Desktop.

The brand's first Super Bowl commercial is in the works, as is a revamped Web site that links consumers to a Lincoln "concierge" who can arrange test drives or set up appointments at dealerships.

Barclays is expected to hand its top directors additional shares as part of a revamped scheme to sidestep the European Union's cap on bankers' bonuses.

Teenagers in Wales should continue to sit GCSEs as part of a revamped Baccalaureate, an independent report says.

Published in November, the review by former college principal Huw Evans said Welsh teenagers should continue to sit GCSEs and A-levels, but as part of a revamped Welsh Baccalaureate.

The 56-page document was delivered to the International Olympic Committee in Switzerland on Wednesday morning as part of a revamped bidding process.