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"Additionally my husband's case is, on its own, far less important than the hundreds of letters it has brought forward from those whose experience was apparently similar to mine.

It has brought forward spending from December and concentrated it in a tighter period, putting pressure on shops, websites and warehouses.

But it has brought forward proposals to change the law on arrest warrants requested by private individuals in international cases that will, in practice, deny access to criminal justice to victims from those countries allied to Britain who are prepared to withdraw intelligence co-operation or use other political or economic pressure to achieve immunity for suspects.

It has brought forward a number of great companies, but we believe it will also produce the next eBay or Amazon for this space," says Kaufman. "We aim to be that next giant and we do that be taking a very broad, cross-category approach on a global scale.

BHP said it had brought forward its plans to rebuild the furnace at its smelter in Western Australia because of deterioration at the plant.

In a statement, the government said it had brought forward the increase in state pension age to 66 because of dramatic increases in life expectancy and the need to ensure that no unfair burden is placed on the next generation.

The regulator said it had brought forward the publication of the figures in response to a "pending parliamentary question".

Off-field staff have been cut and it is understood the FA has brought forward a payment to help them reach the end of the season.

Northern has brought forward its departure, meaning its passengers will miss it and face a 90-minute wait.

Persimmon, the UK's biggest housebuilder, has brought forward its dividend payment after reporting a 44% jump in annual profits.

This has brought forward the date when it might be forced to move its external headquarters from Damascus.