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The ultimate symbol of the art world's excesses will form the centrepiece of the first major British retrospective of Damien Hirst's work next year at Tate Modern.

The BIAAG campaign will be the centrepiece of the first International Day Of The Girl and aims to reach four million of the world's poorest girls and young women.

George Osborne sought to outflank Labour and soften the blow from a £12bn cut to Britain's welfare bill when he made a big rise in the minimum wage the centrepiece of the first Conservative budget in almost two decades.

The Martydom of St Magnus was the centrepiece of the first St Magnus festival, created by Maxwell Davies, Mackay Brown and a few allies in the teeth of local opposition.

Mrs Clinton was responsible for one of the great policy fiascos of recent decades: an elaborate plan to reorganise America's health-care system that was meant to be the centrepiece of the first Clinton administration but, for lack of political preparation, died as soon as it reached Capitol Hill.

One of the most popular of all – the Schumann – formed the centrepiece of the first concert in Antonio Pappano's visit with his Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome, with the 18-year-old Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki as soloist.

01780 752451 Originally the centrepiece of the fourth Earl of Bedford's ambitious property development – hence its cost-cutting modesty.

The centrepiece of the second was a sequence in which the three presenters tried to replicate a training exercise used by Jordanian special forces.

However, deciding to make The Planets – one of the most frequently recorded of all 20th-century orchestral masterpieces – the centrepiece of this second disc seems unduly cautious.

Court and Craft An exquisite handbag made in medieval Iraq is the centrepiece of the Courtauld's first ever exhibition of Islamic art.

The 1863 Football Association Minute Book, a book that "changed the world," is the centrepiece of the Library's first display on football, on loan from the FA as part of its 150 anniversary celebrations.