It subsequently recovered, prompted by a switch from the traditional 3pm kick-off time to a primetime early evening berth in 2012, which it has retained ever since.
While Miliband's personal ratings have recovered slightly from the record lows of previous months, the Labour leader still lags well behind Cameron - and, with the PM's personal numbers stable, there is no sign of this dynamic changing any time soon.
The French authorities have recovered £188m in taxes and fines from a list of 3,000 clients and Spain has recovered £220m, also from 3,000 clients.
Then, with an uncanny echo of the 1979 FA Cup final, when Manchester United had recovered in similar fashion to draw level with Arsenal at 2-2, the coolest head on the field swung the match back on to its original course.
"The good news is that the economy has now recovered all of the near nine million jobs lost during the recession.
People started shouting into their recovered mobile phones and arguing with flirtatious waitresses – and I realised then that I hadn't really heard a raised voice or seen a non-Korean face for over a week.
His wife, who was also infected, has recovered and became the first in the outbreak to be discharged from the hospital, officials said on Saturday.
When asked if more bodies might be recovered, he said: "We can't discount that possibility".
Another body was recovered early on Monday morning, bringing the number of confirmed dead to nine so far.
The recovered "hidden history" of the minutes and deliberations of the UN war crimes commission (UNWCC) reveal the inner workings of a largely forgotten international criminal justice initiative in which 16 states worked together in London on the investigation of more than 36,000 international criminal cases.
He said that the total cost of foreigners accessing the NHS was thought to be around £2bn, and the fact that Creative Research were saying only £500m could be recovered showed how realistic they were being.
