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Sources at the BBC have now admitted they are serious about cutting short the Open deal.

The FA have now admitted that they are looking "for a fresh outlook" as they search for her replacement.

But health chiefs have now admitted to the Guardian that safeguarding concerns were also highlighted during the inspection.

The public sector partners initially kept faith with the scheme, but have now admitted fearing it could have turned into another money-draining Millennium Dome.

The risk, rather, is that Apple will become more deeply mired in a financial scandal over the backdating of share options, a practice that it and more than 200 other firms have now admitted to.

In some cases those notes were signed by people who signed thousands of such affidavits, and have now admitted they did not actually review the files, as the affidavits said they had.

The Cabinet Office has now admitted to selling the IP addresses on to Saudi.

But the SQA has now admitted it has no way of proving this is true.

As he has now admitted, he is not a creature without flaw.

But, as Bush himself has now admitted, this is not a problem that privatization can solve.

Approached by the Guardian, HSBC, the world's second largest bank, has now admitted wrongdoing by its Swiss subsidiary.