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The deal would also likely face protest from current No. 1 regional carrier Verizon.

Reebok face protests from women's rights activists over their ties with rapper Rick Ross, a rapper who appears to boast about date rape in his latest single.

It wrote to the chairmen of all FTSE 100 and 250 companies warning them to clamp down on bonuses or face protests from investors.

Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer face protests from shareholders and campaigners this week over high executive rewards and low pay for staff.

Rio Tinto will also face protests from the London Mining Network over the company's environmental record, treatment of workers and effects on local populations at its sites.

But he will also face protests from some Indian minority groups that call him a Hindu extremist and say that he failed to control deadly religious riots a decade ago.

Mr Zardari, determined not to reinstate Mr Chaudhry out of fear he could annul an amnesty that permitted him and his late wife to return to Pakistan, will also face protests from Mr Sharif, who recently suggested Pakistan could become a "failed state".

But when the record-breaking rapper plays the Tacoma Dome in Seattle, Washington, on 1 November he will face protests from stagehands and riggers who say he has not done enough to speak out about what they claim is the venue's anti-union employer.

There the royal couple are expected to face protests from a small group of separatists.

They are due to visit the province of Quebec where they are expected to face protests from a small group of separatists.

Should Saudi Arabia send a male-only team to London, we understand they will face protests from equal rights and women's groups which threaten to disrupt the Games".