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Post-New York calls will be made in New London, Conn., and Portland.

Nearly 100,000 calls will be made, according to officials of the Democratic National Committee.

An Inspector Calls will be made by Drama Republic, with The Go-Between an in-house BBC drama production.

The calls will be made tonight after Clegg mounts a strong attack on Labour and the Tories.

In the end, though, the crucial calls will be made by the reporters on the ground, making judgments that cannot be made, on an hour-to-hour basis, by editors thousands of miles away.

But there was nothing in Mr Burnham's speech that suggested he has a policy that is worked through in enough detail to allow him to answer the challenge of the sceptical interviewer, nor any recognition that the transformation for which he rightly calls will be made in the teeth of cripplingly tight budgets.

Team GB, as it is called, will be made up of players from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales — an arrangement that has not been the smoothest for any of the countries involved because each has its own soccer federation.

A late call will be made on Tindall's injured knee ligaments but Dean Ryan, Gloucester's head coach, is confident that James Simpson-DandeLuked Luke Narraway will be fit to face the Blues.

Beyond leaders overstaying their welcome, there are other pressing issues on the union's agenda: a call will be made for a permanent seat for Africa on the UN Security Council; there might be some movement on building a continental "intervention" force; and there will be declarations on fighting islamist groups like Boko Haram in Nigeria and al-Shabaab in Somalia.

Video calling will be made a reality with iChat for iPhone OS, and not just one-to-one calling but conference calling.

A live audio webcast of the call will be made available at www.oracle.com/investor and a replay will be available for seven days after the call ends.