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In the next few weeks, Lula is expected to relaunch his government's anti-poverty drive.

The test period has finished with "moderate results", and the site is expected to relaunch in Shropshire and Gloucester this autumn.

A £1bn competition to build carriages for the Crossrail project is expected to relaunch this week, with the future of Britain's last active train manufacturing plant in the balance.

Following the successful rebranding of its G2 channel in October 2007 as Dave – aimed at a young male audience offering repeats of Top Gear and QI – UKTV is expected to relaunch its most popular pay-TV channel UKTV Gold in the summer.

Garmz has scored equity "in the low six figures" from angel investors and expects to relaunch under a new name and with fresh funds–in August.

Apple's Beats relaunch is expected to be announced in June and is likely to stick with a subscription-only model, although the company is likely to make a free trial available to its hundreds of millions of iPhone and iPad users.

Berlusconi loyalists were expected to stay with him under the relaunched Forza Italia party name.

More of the company's 19 daily papers are expected to switch to weekly publication when they relaunch.

The EU is expected to approve the British government's latest plans to relaunch mortgage lending by Northern Rock and Lloyds even though they bend or even break strict state aid rules, it emerged today.

Beats co-founders Dr Dre and Jimmy Iovine remain within Apple alongside Beats Music executives Ian Rogers and Trent Reznor and newly-recruited DJ Zane Lowe piloting a relaunch that is expected to come under the iTunes brand, and be announced at the WWDC event in June.

Real - H Bauer's fortnightly women's magazine, which was launched last year with a huge marketing budget and vastly ambitious sales targets - is relaunching, ahead of what is expected to be a disappointing ABC sales figure report early next month.