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PCT-level prescribing data rows 'PCT unidentified doctors' and 'PCT unidentified deputising services' were included when calculating totals but removed for comparison purposes with QOF data at PCT level.

In session two, Magnussen, who is deputising for Alonso, crashed after four laps, while Button managed a respectable 21.

McAllister, who is deputising for boss Gerard Houllier while he recovers from illness, added that Reo-Coker's contract situation was also high on his agenda.

Wales will be seeking to avoid a fifth successive defeat under interim coach Howley, who is deputising will Warren Gatland fulfills British and Irish Lions duties.

Yedlin's absence will be felt, yet with Michael Orozco poised to deputise, the manager is confident of his team will not be weakened significantly.

Unless Buttler has a very good chance of making the Test team it might be better to keep him fresh and to have another keeper on hand to deputise if there is an injury, to carry the drinks and, perhaps, to chat away to all and sundry at those rare official functions.

Last season he returned in the absence of the injured Thomas Vermaelen to play 37 games in all competitions and is now deputising at right-back for the injured Bacary Sagna.

Germany's Nick Heidfeld is currently deputising for Kubica at Renault, alongside Russian Vitaly Petrov.

Jones' fellow Osprey Aaron Jarvis deputised in November, but is out for the season following a knee injury against New Zealand in November.

Ben Foster, deputising for Joe Hart, was unconvincing.