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Euston station was already effectively closed because of planned engineering work that resulted in no direct trains between London and Manchester for four days.

The FTSE 100 company said it expected third-quarter production to be lower than in the second quarter because of planned activity and repairs in the North Sea, planned maintenance in Alaska and the continued impact of asset sales.

In its winter outlook, the operator of pipes and pylons said the electricity margin – the difference between expected peak demand and available supply – has fallen to 4.1%, from a restated 5.9% last year, because of planned generator closures, breakdowns and delays to new plants.

Ticket prices of £10 for adults and £2 for children helped ensure the game was a sell-out, albeit capped at 55,000 because of planned engineering works on London's transport system, and it was hailed as a landmark moment for the women's game.

The figures have not been calculated in the same way as in previous years because of planned changes to funding.

A charity that runs refuges for victims of domestic violence has warned it will have to close every one of its centres, and that women will die, because of planned changes to benefit rules.

"The typical model is to build underground because of planning guidelines," says Walichnowski.

This will take so much of your time up because of planning.

The Government has been accused of landing the low-paid with an effective tax rate of 93 per cent because of its planned steep withdrawal of tax credits.

Already, some cities along the route of the transfer project are recoiling because of the planned higher prices.

But its share price fell by 10percentt because of a planned dividend cut.