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Scientists have regenerated a living organ for the first time, potentially opening the way for life-lengthening human therapies.

Pension investors will be allowed to invest in residential property for the first time, potentially reinvigorating the buy-to-let market.

China has cleared the path for local authority pension funds to invest in the stock market for the first time, potentially channelling hundreds of billions of yuan into the country's struggling Shanghai exchange.

A trade deal between Scotland and China, reached during the visit to Scotland in January by Li Keqiang, the deputy prime minister, will allow Scottish salmon exports into the Chinese market for the first time, potentially more than doubling the global demand for Scottish salmon.

However in 2017, the total number of publications in smartphone sensing has started to decrease, for the first time, potentially suggesting challenges in advanced smartphone sensing.

The next decade will see some of these exciting new methods applied to surveillance of Barrett's oesophagus in new device architectures for the first time, potentially leading to a long-awaited improvement in the standard of care.

The other is imposing price controls for the first time since 2002 – potentially affecting all 22 million households in Britain.

BBC producers could be allowed to make programmes for ITV, Channel 4 and other rival broadcasters for the first time, in potentially one of the biggest changes in the corporation's 92-year history.

His expected shift would put the Senate back in Democratic control for the first time since 1994, potentially blocking or slowing down the Bush administration's conservative policies and appointments, and weakening its ability to dictate the Senate agenda.

Read Trafigura's statement here Documents have emerged which detail for the first time the potentially lethal nature of toxic waste dumped by British-based oil traders in one of west Africa's poorest countries.

Without an increase in the ceiling, the government would be unable to borrow to cover some of its debts, leaving it in default for the first time and potentially ruining its reputation as the world's most credit-worthy borrower.