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The crisis in nursing requires an end to privatisation, possible with support for the NHS (Reinstatement) bill.

Numis predicts a reinstatement of the dividend at 3p a share – and while analysts at Liberum flag up the uncertainty of hacking costs, they add: "The question for investors is whether this matter is now materially covered or whether there is the risk of further provisions.

Scarman was in favour of recognition and reinstatement.

After a demonstration of more than 200 people in Barnsley, a mass meeting demanded the reinstatement of the full concessions for both the elderly and disabled and vowed to continue with the freedom rides.

Meanwhile an online petition calling for the 54-year-old's reinstatement soared past 130,000 signatures.

Thousands of Morsi supporters have gathered in two camps in Cairo demanding his reinstatement.

Independent senator Nick Xenophon was on the doors this morning urging the reinstatement of the recommendations of the Houston report, which was the expert group that examined the asylum seeker issue for Labor.

Despite having re-entered politics at the request of Gillard, Carr eventually voted for Rudd's reinstatement as prime minister, saying he was "thinking about the long-term viability" of the party in the face of dire opinion polling.

Nicky Morgan's reinstatement as education secretary was greeted with relief by many teachers.

So even the promise of reinstatement will convince many foreigners that money will come in over the next six months, and they may choose to stick around on September 1st.In this section Yes, but who won?

On July 14th, the spokesman of America's State Department said that it was unrealistic to demand the reinstatement of the Prince Ranariddh, since Hun Sen had gained a "major military victory".