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Hodgson, well aware of the ravages that the hectic English schedule can inflict on the bodies of his players, emphasised that it would be their form in May rather than October that would count.

The Lib-Dem Lord Sharkey pointedly refused to comment on "the obviously dysfunctional management that allows the situation to continue", while Lord Cormack, another Conservative, emphasised that it "would be very bad indeed if we allowed any disputes between individuals to confound the preservation of Bletchley Park".

Three weeks ago, FA chief executive Martin Glenn explained at the Soccerex conference in Manchester why his organisation had supported Platini, emphasising that it would be beneficial to English football.

We emphasise, however, that it would be very risky to base on-farm strategies on our results that were obtained from only two, relatively simple, experiments, carried out on a single soil type.

Goodwin is understood to have told Cameron at the time that it would be unwise to emphasise RBS's investment banking activities as the City saw them as less reliable earnings than retail banking.

He was confident, but emphasised that it would require funding and a raft of targeted policies to raise incomes and productivity.

A senior government source emphasised that exclusion would be temporary and said the aim was to establish a "managed return", which would allow British jihadists to come home if they agree to certain conditions.

His comments came after Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, emphasised that extra money would be available for aid where necessary, but it was not a "blank cheque" for future flood protection.

A Treasury spokesman said that the Government remained committed to its deficit reduction plan and added that "today's numbers emphasise how risky it would be to deliberately increase borrowing".

Activate made a laudable effort through their digital marketing to emphasise that "females" would be welcome at the event, and I'm confident that there were many women who simply were unable to come because of the weather.

But Leese emphasised that there would be no council money made available to support its rebuilding "even if the further work shows this to be a feasible option".