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It has also caused a headache for Mr Cameron in keeping his own backbenchers onside.

The Labour for a Referendum campaign is being bankrolled by Labour donor John Mills, who last week caused a headache for Miliband by suggesting he is "policy light".

Unfortunately, the same lively party spirit which enticed the Beatles here 50 years ago has long caused a headache for local residents – in particular, the boozy party-goers stumbling out of strip-clubs and bars along the length of St Pauli's red-light district, the Reeperbahn, and urinating against houses and on the streets.

This surge in demand for independent music has caused a headache for record shops.

Commentators have predicted success for UKIP in the forthcoming European elections, but the views of some of its outspoken members have caused a headache for the party's leader.

The proliferation of armed groups in the wake of the civil war which toppled former leader Muammar Gaddafi has caused a headache for Libya's government, with many of the militias defying attempts to disarm them.

Lethargy, sluggishness and maybe even irritability may follow, and this drop in blood sugar may even cause a headache.

NEW YORK TIMES Bank of America's Woes Continue Online | It is not just financial markets that are causing a headache for Bank of America.

Carswell, a staunch Eurosceptic, resigned as a Tory MP and defected to Ukip last week, causing a headache for David Cameron in the runup to the next general election.

Carswell, a staunch Eurosceptic, resigned as a Conservative MP and defected to Ukip last week, causing a headache for David Cameron before the next election.

But a slick $650m monorail linking Las Vegas's famous casinos is in trouble - and its problems are causing a headache on Wall Street.