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The problems had begun even before the demonstrators and ministers started to arrive on Sunday.

But when the numbers in the national accounts started to pose awkward questions about whether Labour's big spending spree was delivering value for money, ministers started to take a keen interest.

John Reid, the home secretary, announced a battery of controls, which have been designed to keep out all but a trickle of migrant workers from the union's two new members.The policy reversal had been foreshadowed in August, when ministers started to drop the heaviest of hints that Bulgaria and Romania would be treated differently.

OPEC ministers started to approach their opposite numbers in Russia, Norway and Mexico.

Senior officials, even foreign ministers, start to giggle.

It's also not clear how long the transition period is going to be". The letter comes as ministers start to set out their detailed aims for Brexit.

Mitchell says the prime minister started to doubt him when an account of the incident, supposedly written by a member of the public, was sent to John Randall, his deputy in the whips' office, on the evening of 21 September.

Shadow ministers have started to urge Labour to focus on the Tory challenge instead of their own internal changes.

Arts ministers have started to brag of a burgeoning local film industry, but one strand has been conspicuous by its absence: Maori film.

But I'm also told that ministers have started to be persuaded by the evidence.

Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, the Iranian oil minister, has started to tout his country's benefits for the international oil market.