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BBC reporter Damien McGuiness, who is in Latvia, said much of the police work in the country is undercover so details cannot yet be publicised in case the investigation is jeopardised.

Thunderbirds Are Go became the first Anderson project to be publicised, in full, as "A Gerry Anderson Century 21 Production".

The results of this study along with those of ancillary studies will be publicised in the form of presentations at national and international meetings.

His latest pieces were publicised in suitably guerrilla fashion.

Nettleton's mother says she now fears her daughter is in great danger after her plans to flee were publicised in the media.

"While border force staff have been involved in these types of operations before, they have never been publicised in this way," the union's national secretary, Nadine Flood, said.

It said placements had been publicised in this way during challenging market conditions and described it as normal practice for local authorities to use online adverts when necessary.

The serum's slight benefits were publicised in a Horizon programme, and Boots sold its entire year's supply within two weeks of the programme airing.

The agreement – called an "outcome document" – was not a surprise for anyone in the room and was publicised in advance of the meeting and adopted almost immediately.

The firm stopped using Flash cookies in 2009, after research by The University of California Berkley identified the practice and it was publicised in the media.

When trials have been carried out in the past they have been publicised, in some cases with accompanying video footage, but this is the first time last year's exercise has been reported.