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Their debut is a tightly written affair with plenty of callbacks and clever-clever deconstruction of the act of sketch - a trope that is rarely as amusing to audiences as it is to performers - but it is set apart by its leftfield approach to its other material.

Nick Robinson: "Some people in the party say to me: 'We like Ed Miliband, nobody doesn't like Ed Miliband, but it is set in concrete, the country's made its mind up, it's over, it can't be changed'".

NR: "Some people in the party say to me: 'We like Ed Miliband, nobody doesn't like Ed Miliband but it is set in concrete, the country's made its mind up, it's over, it can't be changed'".

But it is set to be another difficult week for Mr Obama's team.

The subject's face is grainy, but it is set in an unmistakable expression of powerless panic.

DIFFERENT people tell the story different ways, but it is set in the 1960's at Frankie & Johnnie's Steakhouse.

The bank has not yet had to pay those sums, but it is setting aside funds to cover potential legal settlements, penalties or other costs.

It will not actually take a picture of anything, but it is setting the white balance.

"Derek" may be a departure in terms of its tone, but it's set firmly within the same commonplace, slightly rundown milieu as "The Office".

But it's set to get worse.

But it was set off by a bureaucratic oversight.