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Ken Loach should now be drafted in to tell the story of Steve Brookstein, who won The X-Factor in 2004 but went back to singing on P&O Ferries and in branches of Caffè Nero.

Let's be as fair as we can to the coalition, tempting though it is to speculate that if Keynes were alive he would even now be drafting a new work entitled "The Economic Consequences of Mr Osborne".

Given that projection, he said, the constitution now being drafted might not last more than five years.

Under the regulations, which are now being drafted, the hospitals will also have to publicly report the results of their efforts.

Everything depends on the report about Latvia's euro prospects now being drafted by the European Central Bank and the European Commission, which is due in May.

New rules now being drafted, known as Solvency 2, may favour insurers with more diversified portfolios of risk.But size is not everything.

The protesters were demanding that a constitution now being drafted should make Berber an official language in Libya on a par with Arabic.

According to The Mirror, extra police have now been drafted in to protect the BBC pundits after the turbulent opening day in Rio.

After hiring and firing another bassist, Pete Denton has now been drafted in full-time, joining original guitarist Hugh Harris and the band's new drummer, Chris Prendergast.

Cadaver dogs, trained to locate decomposed bodies, along with a body deposition expert have now been drafted in to help the search.

He claims that the bill now being drafted in the president's office itself violates the constitutional independence of the executive, legislative and judicial branches.