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Lord Black of Brentwood, chairman of PresBof, said: "The imposition by the privy council of a royal charter on our industry raises hugely significant questions about a free press, a free society and the quality of our democracy.

The issues raised vary hugely.

That raised a hugely important question: What's the difference between a two-degree world and a 1.5-degree world?

This government is implementing an ambitious agenda to raise standards; hugely expanding the number of apprenticeships and transforming vocational training.

Under independence, if the Scottish Government did not have the flexibility to cut interest rates – and lacked the fiscal risk sharing it currently has – it would have to respond to a fall in oil revenues by cutting public spending dramatically or raising taxes hugely in response.

Rex Chen, the company's CEO, took some time out of the show to give us a demonstration of Stary's board — which raised a hugely impressive $740,000 on Kickstarter earlier this year.

The Obama administration's crackdown on leaks has hugely raised the stakes for whistle-blowers.

"Expectations have been hugely raised by William Hague and this latest feasibility study which he commissioned.

Transferring the trial from Freetown to The Hague will raise its cost hugely; who will pay the difference is unclear.

As his troops, backed by United Nations troops and French helicopter gunships and jets, move further into Abidjan, two recent events have raised the stakes hugely.

If so, that will hugely raise the economic damage wreaked by crisis, as yet more output is lost and more jobs are destroyed.This is the greatest single threat to the survival of the euro.