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In a statement on its website, it warned that while the majority of routes were open, "services could still be disrupted, diverted or cancelled at short notice".

But it warned that "while overall Al Qaeda funding has apparently been reduced, it is nevertheless relatively easy to fund terrorist operations".

Finally, it warns that while Washington must play a critical role in gathering and analyzing data aimed at preventing terror, state and local officials will inevitably provide much of the information needed to protect the nation.

It warned that consumers are frequently being targeted while using their cards in shops or bars, or at cash points.

It also warned that while there was not a culture within the department that could be properly described as bullying, there was evidence that "well-intentioned decisions and directives have either been interpreted further down the hierarchy as bullying, or resulted in them being applied locally in an oppressive manner".

It is not clear what timescale Grabiner has been given and the Bank warned that while it would publish the report it may not do so until the Financial Conduct Authority has completed its investigations into the market.

Announcing the agreed resumption of talks, Mr Kerry warned that while it was significant, it was still "in the process of being formalised" and the issues that needed to be tackled were "complicated".

The creator of the map – which manufactures equipment to protect against such attacks – warned that, while it draws from "one of the most complete data sets available, it was an incomplete picture".

Last week the FSA warned that while it was "indifferent to the nationality" of a combined exchange, long-term regulatory arrangements deserved more thought.

One document, produced by the European Union Military Committee (EUMC), warned that while it could offer a "military end state" in the region: "The EUMC considers that the political end state is not clearly defined".

A recent United Nations report warned that "while it does not appear that al-Shabaab has the capacity to carry out attacks outside the [east Africa] region, the call for more attacks should not be taken lightly".