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In Bexhill the restoration of the De La Warr Pavilion will now be followed by the 'next wave': a raft of controversial landscaping measures on the promenade.

The polling shaped Mr Cameron's recent speech on welfare, where he floated another raft of controversial reforms in a deliberate pitch to the aspirational class.

Charles L. Brieant Jr., a former chief judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York who presided over a raft of controversial and sometimes unusual cases, died last Sunday in Manhattan.

A raft of controversial tax changes has come into effect.

Twitter users are calling out President Donald Trump for announcing a raft of controversial measures on Friday night, just before Hurricane Harvey struck Texas.

Britain's National Health Service is seen as a drain on the nation's purse, and the Cameron-led government has already introduced a raft of controversial efficiency savings.

Walker and the state's Republican-controlled legislature passed a raft of highly controversial measures last year, including strict limits on the union rights of public employees.

George Berry was kind of controversial.

Finding common ground on energy policy will be a test of the new majority, which spent most of the first month of its new session debating the controversial Keystone bill and a raft of amendments.

Such controversial works include art by detained artist Ai Weiwei and David LaChapelle's "Raft of the Medusa -inspired "The Raft".

Senior party officials said, too, that the younger Mr. Zardari would be a far less controversial titular head than his father, who had been accused of a raft of corruption charges, jailed for a total of 11 years, and blamed in some quarters for some of Ms. Bhutto's political woes.