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In this week's programme the latest on the European debt crisis, the ECB's forthcoming policy meeting and the banks' second-quarter results.

A defiant Gordon Brown will take on his critics in the Cabinet today by pledging to confront and overcome his problems, in a personal appeal to ministers to back his forthcoming "policy blitz" and save his embattled leadership.

In drafts of a forthcoming policy paper for the Center for European Policy Studies, Dirk Schoenmaker and Daniel Gros suggest that the European Banking Authority, which went into operation last year and brings together European Union and national banking supervisors, should be given the task of directly supervising cross-border banks.

Chris Yeung said that the exemption was a "gimmick dressed up as an economic relief initiative, designed to boost the administration's popularity" in advance of Tsang's forthcoming policy address, in October.

WASHINGTON (RNS) The Army has started training chaplains on the repeal of the ban on openly gay military members, saying those who are unable to follow the forthcoming policy can seek a voluntary departure.

Governor Richardson recognizes that prosecutors have the ability to abuse their power, but no state, including New Mexico, has an effective system of prosecutorial accountability -- as illustrated in The Justice Project's forthcoming policy review on this issue.

"We are waiting on forthcoming policies from Ghana's Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA)," said Hazel.

The Liberal government's forthcoming policies should enhance certainty for investors and will streamline processes of the RE development, which the Liberal Party called the greatest public policy challenge in history.

"Put simply, Australia needs a better roadmap in Asia, and the foreign affairs minister's forthcoming foreign policy white paper should urgently seek to provide that frame".

Instead, the administration is banking heavily on its tax cut, and to a lesser extent on its forthcoming energy policy, to put a floor under any downturn and set the stage for a resumption of growth.

It said: Growth prospects are being dampened by the euro area crisis on the one hand, and the uncertainty surrounding forthcoming fiscal policy decisions in the US on the other The SNB also reiterated its pledge to keep the franc weaker than 1.20 per euro, saying that the franc was still high and "weighing on the Swiss economy".