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Overall the FTSE 100 edged up 5.89 points to 6492.08, coming off its best levels as nervousness increased ahead of the Fed announcement later.

The disclosure comes as tensions between Israel and its staunchest ally, the US, have dramatically increased ahead of Netanyahu's planned address to the US Congress on 3 March.

The violence has increased ahead of crucial February elections, raising fears it may not be possible to hold the polls in the three north-eastern states that are under a state of emergency.

As the vote has grown too competitive for analysts to call — some polls have Sirisena leading — acts of politically motivated violence have increased ahead of the election.

A candlelight vigil took place in the Piazza del Popolo in Rome, where security measures were increased ahead of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy (during the day, the hashtags #stopGiubileo/ stopJubilee spread on Twitter, with many voicing their fear of Rome being attacked during the celebrations).

Over the following two days, the storm quickly strengthened as divergence increased ahead of the storm, with Babe attaining typhoon status early on September 6 Between 0832 UTC on September 5 and 2204 UTC on September 7, the storm's barometric pressure dropped from 988 mbar (hPa; 29.18 inHg) to 907 mbar (hPa; 26.79 inHg), approximately 1.3 mbar (hPa; 0.04 inHg) per hour.

"The military and political situation in Afghanistan remains fragile, and friction between rival ethnic groups and militias is expected to increase ahead of the traditional Loya Jirga that is to select a new interim government," the International Crisis Group, a nongovernmental group, said in a recent report.

Emma Bridgewater admits she has already seen orders increase ahead of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and believes the city has always profited from royal events.

The 23-year-old Ospreys open-side will line up alongside Ireland internationals Sean O'Brien and Jamie Heaslip against the mostly semi-professional opponents in Newcastle, with competition for places increasing ahead of the first Test match on 22 June.

Wall Street fell sharply on Tuesday as investors worried that President Donald Trump will struggle to deliver promised tax cuts that propelled the market to record highs in recent months, with nervousness increasing ahead of a key healthcare vote.

Earlier this week, options trading increased significantly ahead of reports that the News Corporation had offered $5 billion for the Dow Jones Company.