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While individual attacks may be inexpensive to mount, terrorist organisations could not survive without financial networks to fund recruiting, training, travel, bribes and to pay operatives.

Some have been wondering out loud whether the two organisations could not at least share back-office costs in order to keep costs down.

After an unexpected electrical meltdown that saboteurs from rival news organisations could not have planned better, the BBC launched its revamped rolling news channel a week later than planned yesterday.

The inquiry took more than a year to be constituted and, when it was, it was on terms that human rights and civil liberties organisations could not accept: those who alleged torture would not be allowed to question those they believed had been complicit in their abuse, while the publication of material would be a matter for Whitehall's capo di tutti capi, the cabinet secretary.

And he said the organisations could not be held liable for the actions of suicide bombers and gunmen, whom he argued acted alone.

It is possible a clause in consultants' contracts stating organisations could not compel them to work at the weekend could be removed, he said.

A Wimbledon spokeswoman said the organisation could not comment during an ongoing police investigation.

But the organisation could not be immediately reached on Tuesday for any confirmation of the claim.

Watson said his volunteer organisation could not compete with Japanese military satellite technology, which tracked Sea Shepherd in the ocean.

The new warning this Wednesday from the International Energy Agency, a deeply conservative organisation, could not be more stark.

Syd Millar, president of the International Rugby Board, said his organisation could not be held responsible and laid the blame with the French security services.