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About 216,000 of the capital's 3.9m cars do not have insurance, with north and south-east London also featuring in the list of uninsured hotspots, research by the insurer Churchill found.

Other smaller local authorities featuring in the list of top 10 spenders included: South Ayrshire (£68,265); Renfrewshire (£55,122); East Renfrewshire (£48,295), and East Lothian (£46,752).

On Damjanac's website for his agency Lian Sports, Behrami is featured in the list of players represented.

The £20 SelfieMic – an adjustable selfie stick with karaoke microphone that allows users to create their own music videos – and the family games Speak Out and Silly Sausage, also feature in the list of likely top-sellers.

Overall, six Harris academies feature in the list of the 50 schools with the largest drop in pupil numbers for the 2013 GCSE year group between 2010 and 2013, with all shrinking in size by at least 10%, while Oasis Community Learning has three schools in the top 50 largest reductions on this measure.

The tablets featured in the list of British archaeological finds selected by experts at the British Museum for the 2003 BBC Television documentary Our Top Ten Treasures.

According to Adarsh, the film was the third biggest opener in the United States in 2013 after Chennai Express and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani and was the only Indian film apart from the other two to feature in the list of top 15 openers of 2013 in the country.

With the exception of glucose metabolism, no distinct metabolic pathways feature in the list of enriched target genes (SNEA cell process sheet, line 31; Additional file 1).

Involved in drug resistance, these genes also featured in the list of overexpressed genes obtained from the two-class comparison analysis, with a fold change of 1.5 and 0.9 respectively.

For most people, even featuring in the Forbes list of the world's billionaires would be cause for celebration, but for Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, appearing at number 26 with $20bn£15bnbn) was an insult.

No doubt this event will feature in the annual list of 'achievements' of some government department". Chinese leaders love to use the phrase "national situation", he continues, implying a need for "intellectual conformity" and for deterring "independent thought or creativity".