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Chambers' appeal comes in a week of growing worries about what can be said on Twitter.

Even the timing of the speech ran into headwinds, coming in a week of major Supreme Court decisions, the drama over the travels of the National Security Agency leaker Edward J. Snowden and a debate in Congress over immigration reform.

*** Love You to Death: A Year of Domestic Violence (BBC2) takes on extra poignancy, coming in a week of news that police forces in England and Wales are being overwhelmed by a staggering rise in domestic violence cases.

The dispute over Dr. Dean's views on Iraq comes in a week when some of his own statements have come back to haunt him.

Mr Hutomo's release came in a week when hundreds of potential foreign investors descended on Jakarta for a big government conference seeking to boost Indonesia's rickety infrastructure by inviting bids for billions of dollars-worth of projects.

The news come in a week which saw the closure of label Jonathan Saunders, a highlight of the bi-annual London Fashion Week calendar.

The idea here seems to be that the Suarez bite was especially regrettable because it came in a week in which a couple of awful things had happened.

Their disappearance came in a week that saw the reported death of two British militants fighting with extremist groups abroad.

The apparent surge comes in a dark week for supporters of Spain's taurine culture.

The single most intriguing study I've come across in a week of catching up on all this research was an analysis of networks in prisons, described in a recent address at an International Network for Social Network Analysis conference in San Diego.

He explained to the BBC how football pride and political change came together in a week of celebrations this summer - and how he believes sport can bring his two countries closer together.