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If ministers are genuinely concerned about child poverty they must reconsider plans to freeze benefits over the next four years.

The move could force 23 other cinemas around the country to reconsider plans to show the film this summer.

The panel recommended that the two principal scientific journals, Science and Nature, reconsider plans to publish information about the methods used to create the H5N1 virus.

The Unesco world heritage committee has urged the government to reconsider plans to allow logging and mining in the 1.5m hectare area.

Britain's four largest airlines have urged the chancellor to reconsider plans to raise air passenger duty by nearly 50% by 2016.

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David Nutt, a former government adviser on drugs, has written an open letter to Prime Minister David Cameron calling on the Government to reconsider planned legislation that will ban all 'legal highs'.

The next government must review the single homelessness legislation, reconsider planned benefit cuts and build far more affordable homes if we are to end the scandal of people being forced to sleep on the streets.

Mr Miliband urged the government to reconsider planned cuts to the Environment Agency and said it should be spending more on flood defence in the future to make the UK more resilient.

But as jittery travelers reconsider planned Mexican vacations, officials at the World Health Organization (WHO) are not suggesting travel be restricted, and they don't believe that doing so will make a difference in the virus's path.

Several police departments say they are reconsidering plans to buy more Crown Victorias.