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UKBA directors no longer know how many of them will turn up on Wednesday as a result of discontent at the way Brodie Clark and senior directors at Heathrow and Dover were suspended earlier this month over passport checks.

The 2012 Tribeca Film Festival ended on Sunday, not without a measure of discontent.

Interviews with voters at a polling place in Kiev on Sunday hinted at the level of discontent with the country's direction.

The murmurs of discontent on Friday provided some solace to Mr. de Blasio, who insisted the paid sick-leave question "remains absolutely alive in the debate about the future of our city".

This may foreshadow a dangerous and prolonged period of unrest in Egypt, as the spectacular show of discontent on Tuesday in Tahrir Square demonstrates that there is no existing institution to channel their frustrations.

Protesters have promised to gather on Saturday in the latest show of discontent, and have increasingly turned their focus on Putin's expected return in the upcoming presidential vote.

Pub sales are almost half what they were at their height in 1979 - back then 60m pints were sold a day, helping to make the winter of discontent pass a bit more contentedly.

The House speaker was on course to be re-elected by Republicans on Tuesday afternoon but House Democrats postponed leadership elections that had been scheduled for Thursday until 30 November amid signs of discontent with Pelosi.

Anyone watching it might have been forgiven for confusing its beginning with a television documentary last week about the strike-bound abyss of British despair in the 1970s that produced the three-day work week and the winter of discontent.

Moody's will rule in the new year on whether the UK will lose the cherished AAA status it held on to throughout the "winter of discontent" and Black Wednesday.

On Wednesday March 21st, in the latest show of discontent over the suspension of the country's chief justice, lawyers and opposition supporters protested outside the Supreme Court in Islamabad.This has happened in the year in which General Musharraf hopes to have himself re-elected as president as well as staying on as military chief.