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He is set to appoint the organisation's first director of education and encourage spending outside London.

Buckingham Palace is set to appoint the first ever woman as master of the Queen's music.

Chelsea are set to appoint former West Bromwich Albion manager Roberto di Matteo as assistant manager to Andre Villas-Boas.

LAST Sunday, it emerged that the UN was set to appoint a Malaysian astrophysicist called Mazlan Othman to lead international efforts to respond to visitors from outer space.

It is set to appoint its Westminster group leader, who will have the important role of challenging Mr Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions.

In looking to implement new disciplinary procedures, the FIA appears set to appoint an independent body by the end of the year to handle cases such as Crashgate.

Crystal Palace's search for a new manager appears to be finally coming to an end with either Iain Dowie, Dan Petrescu or Tony Pulis set to be appointed this weekend.

In June, Bloomberg wrote about Xi Jinping, who was just made party leader and is set to be appointed president next year.

Willie Walsh, BA's chief executive will become the head of the new BA-Iberia, while Iberia's chief executive and chairman, Antonio Vazquez is set to be appointed chairman.

The restructuring firm Duff & Phelps is set to be appointed as administrators on Monday, unless £60m can be found to keep BHS afloat in the short term.

Australia have won the first off-field battle ahead of the Four Nations final, as Matt Cecchin is set to be appointed to referee the game.