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The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, appeared to suggest in an interview with the Sunday Mirror that his party would be prepared to vote against the government invoking article 50 unless May signed up to his Brexit "bottom lines", including pressing for full access to the single market and safeguarding workers' rights.

In the meantime, an anti-corruption summit held in London in May signed up to a series of principles, declarations and commitments to tackle global corruption, but produced little in terms of co-ordinated international policy.

But they may sign up later.

Sixteen participants may sign up.

There are now 3,000 members; other prospective members may sign up at www.softwareproductmarketing.com.softwareproductmarketing.com

Mixologists and other members of the bar trade may sign up here.

Students may sign up for a single weekend at $350 or the entire 10-weekend series at $3,250.

Subscription may prove most popular in niches such as children's books: parents may sign up their offspring, hoping that a broader choice will make them read more.

Patients may sign up hoping for a cure, but the real mission of Phase I trials is not to measure effectiveness.

Details of further universities who may sign up to the deal will be revealed in the new year, as will the courses on offer.

There is no final taste test — anyone who has paid to play may sign up to officiate any contest around the country.