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Conservative ministers insisted the target had not been ditched, despite net migration going up by 58,000 to 212,000 in the year to September 2013.

He insisted the targets of the data retention law were "criminals and paedophiles and terrorists", not media organisations.

Arsenal will be favourites to beat either Hull City or Sheffield United in the final and Wenger insists the target of the FA Cup will add serenity to their Premier League pursuit of Everton, who now stand two points ahead.

Mahmoud Dahoud's agent has insisted the Liverpool target will not leave Borussia Mönchengladbach this summer and denied reports that the 20-year-old could be available for a cut-price fee of just £8.5m at the end of next season.

But she insisted the right target was integrase, part of the virus, not CCR5, which is part of the patient.

Robison admitted the bed blocking figures were unacceptable, but she insisted the Scottish targets were the most challenging in the UK.

White House aides insisted the budget targets were in line with what the Obama administration had already proposed, they said, and Mr. Obama's emphasis on growth was widely heard.

But Moscow adamantly insisted the strikes targeted only Islamic State and other jihadists.

General Bajwa insisted the operation will target militants of "all hues and colour".

Speaking before the publication of the figures, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, acknowledged the NHS was under immense pressure, but insisted the four-hour target was being met in 90% of cases.

While Moscow insisted the operation had targeted Isis, US and French officials said the attacks had been in an area west of Homs, where Isis rebels are absent but where Mr Assad's forces have been losing control.