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Even though it was set to a tinny recording of Poulenc, "Gloria" put the dance world back together again.

YouTube's rumored music streaming service on top of what it already offers is set to put more pressure on advertisers to increase their ad spending with Google.

Sgt Pete Cosgrove from the British Transport Police - who was at the scene on Thursday night - confirmed the crash was being investigated and said: "We are certain this is not suspicious so we will be treating it accordingly". A new turbine is set to be put in place near Truro - three years after it was first granted planning permission.

Sandwiched by the iconic flapper dresses of the 1920s and the New Look of the 40s, the 1930s is a decade often eclipsed in fashion terms, but a London exhibition celebrating its rich archive is set to put it right back on the agenda.

The fashion brand Jaeger is set to be tipped into administration, putting almost 700 jobs at risk.

The drama department at La Cañada High School is set to put on "You Can't Take It With You" this weekend.

The company behind the Jammie Dodgers and Wagon Wheel biscuits is set to be put up for sale by its owners with a price tag of around £350m.

A formal proposal is set to be put before the SPFL in the next few weeks.

Rodgers is set to put pen to paper on a new deal once the title challengers have completed the season.

Derry boss Brian McIver is set to put an end to Eoin Bradley's flourishing soccer career after saying the Oak Leaf star could not combine the two sports.

Mr Field also added that in the new system he is set to put in place, the CQC will also be "celebrating all the best practices".