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However, in a statement Google said it not changed the way it has decided which videos are appropriate, but has instead begun more actively informing video uploaders when they are removed from the programme.

Then, four years later, when she was unceremoniously removed from the programme in favour of pop star Alesha Dixon, she found herself at the centre of a dispute that even prompted comment from then-government minister Harriet Harman.

A spokeswoman for Brand's publisher Century, which was organising the event, said: "Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the planned panel debate at tonight's launch event to mark the publication of Russell Brand's Revolution has been removed from the programme.

Romero had been unhappy at changes made to Olympic cycling in 2009 that saw her event removed from the programme for 2012, forcing her to aim for selection to the team pursuit line-up.

Following the news that the Star class was being removed from the programme for the 2016 Rio Games, it was anticipated he would end his Olympic career entirely after 2012, but Ainslie suggested there was still a possibility he could continue.

The individual pursuit was removed from the programme at the Olympics later in the year, and in December 2011 coach Rod Ellingworth told The Guardian, "The chances of him doing the team pursuit are really slim now".

Dick Pound, the former head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) and an International Olympic Committee member, warned on Tuesday night that if Armstrong implicated cycling's global governing body, the UCI, in covering up widespread doping, then the sport could be removed from the Olympic programme.

Wilson won gold with Sarah Ayton and Sarah Webb in Beijing but the Yngling class was then removed from the Olympic programme.

For non-Paralympic sports or sports removed from the Paralympic programme, the classification is used in blind golf and lawn bowls.

Viral load was measured at ART initiation until May 2009 when it was removed from the national programme.

Switzerland was additionally removed from the Erasmus+ programme, which supports student mobility and international cooperation.