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But from high on a ridge here, Tony Morris pointed out how some of the qualities that make it so pleasant are now increasing the prospect of what experts say could be a disastrous fire.

Talks between Birmingham City's owners and the billionaire Hong Kong-based businessman Carson Yeung were continuing last night, with David Gold's new willingness to sell increasing the prospect of a takeover deal.

This is not only raising concern for our customers but also damaging investor confidence, increasing the prospect of potential further government or regulatory intervention in our operating markets at a time when substantial investment is required to secure supplies of energy for the UK in the long term.

B6 FASHION B9 WEEKEND E1-32; E33-46 SPORTS D1-8 OB8TUARIES BUSINESSESS DAY C1-12 Talks With Writers' Union Falter Negotiations broke down between the Writers Guild of America and representatives of the major studios and television networks, increasing the prospect of a strike that could effectively shut down Hollywood.

Wales were in the third band of countries for the draw, increasing the prospect of a punishing group.

Arsenal beat Wigan 4-2 on penalties on Saturday to reach the FA Cup final, increasing the prospect of ending their nine-year trophy drought.

Iran has confirmed that President Hassan Rouhani has exchanged letters with Barack Obama, increasing the prospects of a first meeting between US and Iranian leaders since the 1979 revolution.

Figures obtained by the Howard League for Penal Reform revealed earlier this month that nearly a quarter of all prisoners were expected to share a cell meant for one person, increasing the prospects of disputes over smoky cells.

By contrast, the terrorists in London struck the underground transport system, along with a bus, increasing the prospects of their eventual identification and apprehension.

All of these economic effects makes Russia vulnerable in terms of its growing dependency on dwindling foreign reserves which might help to sustain the economic shock but only for a limited period and arguably erodes Putin's support amongst the business/working classes thereby increasing the prospects of civil strife.

The broad empirical approach we have used here has the merit of increasing the prospects of picking up unexpected beneficial activities.