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It was unclear when airports in England would be able to reopen.

He said every patient in England would be able to visit a GP in their area from 8am to 8pm every day of the week by 2020.

One of the amendments was sparked by concern that the new consortia of local doctors in each part of England would be able to deny patients certain treatments because of their lifestyles.

For Salmond and the Scottish National party, that kind of cross-border allegiance would support his assertion that after independence, Scotland's social and economic bonds with England would be able to deepen and grow.

For a one-off payment of "around £8,000" – a figure derided by many experts as unrealistically low – people in England would be able to guarantee themselves free residential care (including, apparently, the food and accommodation costs excluded from Labour's plan).

Xabi Alonso pinpointed the Spaniards' inability to score the first goal as key to the result, but Cesc Fábregas went as far as to say that England would be able to gauge little about their own progress until they attempted to dismantle opponents, starting with Sweden tomorrow, but will become more of a threat once Jack Wilshere has recovered from an ankle complaint.

The England manager would be able to focus more on his team than on cutting a figure as an international celebrity and his departure would cease to be a national drama.

"Scheduling decisions at Wimbledon are made by the All England Club and only they would be able to explain the rationale behind their decision for the scheduling of Serena's match today".

England head coach Stuart Lancaster said he would be able to provide an update on Farrell - who will see a specialist on Monday evening - and his other injured players on Tuesday.

He was fascinated by the language of seventeenth-century New England and enlisted a scholar to help him develop a new echo of it which actors would be able to adopt.

Ferguson also urged the England medical staff to adhere to their advice about keeping him fit and raised doubts he would be able play in the fixtures.