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MPs also rounded on the agency for securing just a single conviction out of around 3,000 names, and for recovering just £135m in unpaid tax, less than the French or Spanish authorities.

With the fix clearly in, securing just a bare-majority was seen as a further sign of broad voter discontent with the soon-to-be president and his government.

Its Tony success is a stark contrast to its showing in the Olivier awards where it secured just a single nomination for best revival.

After 12 years in existence and costing a billion dollars, the ICC has, because of bureaucracy and delays, secured just a single conviction, that of Congolese warlord Germain Katanga.

According to Sky Sports Italia, Inter president Erick Thohir is growing increasingly restless with the Nerazzurri's poor form after the club secured just a single victory since November.

The emotional championship was secured just a few hundred yards from the site of the plane crash off the coast of Libreville, Gabon, that killed a previous Zambian team 19 years earlier, and it produced a moment of long-awaited joy for the impoverished southern African nation.

Already there have been more than one million online reservations to secure just a few minutes to see the 14ft-long piece of linen that many Christians believe is Jesus Christ's burial shroud in its bulletproof, climate-controlled case in Guarino Guarini's Chapel of the Holy Shroud in the baroque Duomo di San Giovanni.

Despite their numerical disadvantage, the Hammers defended resiliently to comfortably keep the visitors at bay and secure just a second win from their past 11 home league games.

Malian officials said they had taken back the strategic central town of Konna, which rebels had secured just a day earlier as they pushed south.

The striker flicked on from a throw-in and Neill's touch was enough to take it beyond McKibbin, as Glenavon secured just a second ever win on an artificial surface.

Nick Griffin, BNP leader and one of the party's two MEPs, came third behind Tory candidate Simon Marcus after securing just 6,620 votes in an area where the BNP had its biggest yield of councillors.