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The MPA, the body that scrutinises the work of the Met, said it would be calling a senior police officer to report formally on tactics used during the four student demonstrations over the last two months.

And what are the chances now of curbing the regime's presumed nuclear ambitions?The next diplomatic set-piece will be at the IAEA, whose inspectors will report formally on September 3rd about just what Iran is up to at Isfahan, where yellowcake (uranium ore) is converted into a gas that can later be spun in centrifuge machines to make usable uranium.

This week Britain's government threatened to make companies report formally on their recruitment of female directors.Compared with America, where women held 15% of board seats at Fortune 500 companies in 2009 according to Catalyst, a lobbying organisation, European countries have relatively few female board members.

Detlev Mehlis, the German prosecutor in charge of the investigation, is to present his report formally to the Security Council on Tuesday.

The report, formally released on Wednesday, also says officers within the department were purposefully careless in sexual assault cases, used slurs against LGBT people and, in some cases, were told by supervisors to target black residents and "lock up all the black hoodies".  .

The Task Force's Report, formally faulting Chagnon on two counts, was accepted by the AAA board in May 2002 AAA 2002bb).

But a report formally presented to federal officials on Aug. 1 by the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences advised that experiments with greater risks be permitted if they had the potential to benefit prisoners.

The resulting Brahimi Report (formally the Report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations), issued in 2000, outlined the need for strengthening the UN's capacity to undertake a wide variety of missions.

Although the Bush administration did not commission the report or formally participate on the 44-member panel that studied the issues for more than six months, senior administration officials who followed the group's work praised the effort.

Its report is formally released on November 1st, but the broad ideas are already clear.The panel has eschewed the most controversial conservative ideas, such as replacing the income tax with a national sales tax or a single-rate flat tax.

The company says it will have more to say about Prudential and other murky questions, including its latest membership numbers, when it formally reports on earnings on Aug. 4.