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A wider European Union that in future takes in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic will need even simpler, catch-all rules.The first priority is to develop a capital regime for the big, internationally active banks in Europe.

Janet Carding, one of the curators of the new exhibitions, admits that getting all of this to work will be quite a feat.The third floor of the new wing, "In Future", takes a novel approach to predicting what is to come, something that science museums often get embarrassingly wrong.

This goal has not only now been accepted but explicitly made "applicable to all countries", which is widely understood to mean that developing as well as developed countries should in future take on binding commitments.

And he delivered a promise that it would, in future, take public opinion into account when deciding whether to create and trade the most complex derivatives.

Later that day the Foreign Office told the Guardian that in Pakistan, at least, it would in future take steps to ensure it dealt "constructively" with allegations of the torture of British citizens.

Fed policy might in future take the form of changes in the interest rate on excess reserves rather than open-market operations – sort of a mirror-image version of the historic role of the discount rate – but while this might change the operational look of policy, it won't change the reality of Fed power.

And will the close ties with government that have served him well thus far prove a liability in future?Take the threat to his core property business first, where Wanda's bricks-and-mortar empire faces the twin dangers of a weak property market and rising online competition.

"By stating this the UK Government has now made it clear that they will in future take decisions over wind farms in Wales and consequently this is nothing to do with the Welsh Government.

Trading in futures took off post-war as the hard work that was to guarantee decades of American economic domination left little time for squeezing fresh juice at home.

"Her": Romance in the future takes a hi-tech turn as Joaquin Phoenix falls in love with the voice of his computer's operating system.

I fear that focusing on an over promised golden age in the future takes our eye off the obvious needs of patients in the present.