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QC Mukul Chawla showed evidence of how some emails were rewritten and re-issued on certain days to suit Hayes.

Herald Sun staff have been told if they see "our content being entirely rewritten", they should alert the boss.

"These applications were rewritten from the ground up," it explained, "to be fully 64-bit and to support a unified file format between OS X and iOS 7 versions".

Then, in 2006, the deal between the NHS and the industry was rewritten.

Looking at all the comments by the reviewer they suggested how the paper might be rewritten in the future to make it a solid contribution to science.

The Highway Code co-evolved with transport technology: it has undergone 15 editions and is being rewritten to accommodate driverless cars.

The speech was hastily rewritten in the Brighton conference centre in the early morning, meaning that Thatcher's most famous remark on the miners' strike – "the enemy within" – would be one that she never actually uttered in public.

The resurgence of Russian nationalism has caused certain historical events to be rewritten.

This article has been rewritten and corrected to reflect further information from the SFO The Serious Fraud Office has said it is unable to pursue the Conservative party for the return of cheques totalling £365,000 allegedly stolen from Polly Peck by the fraudster Asil Nadir and paid into party coffers more than 22 years ago.

They felt history was being rewritten and the name of the RUC was being sacrificed for political expediency and were keen to give their account.

We have heard of three cases since December where an inspection report was either not published or had to be substantially rewritten.