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Ongoing disagreements between the troika and the government are set to exacerbate tensions within the fragile three-party coalition government.

"David Cameron is dead keen on security in relation to the EU issue, but what about security at home, protecting people, houses and businesses from flooding?" The news comes as homes and businesses in the Midlands brace for further disruption on Thursday as more rain is set to exacerbate severe flooding that has already caused widespread problems in the region.

Climate change set to exacerbate child vulnerability in South Africa 19 November 2011 – Climate change will exacerbate the existing vulnerabilities of children in South Africa, unless mitigation and adaptation strategies are child-sensitive and timeously implemented.

It was a situation set to be exacerbated from July 2017, when indexed growth funding from the federal government to the states will be reduced, the report says.

It is already undermining security and is set to further exacerbate scarcities and tensions that fuel conflict.

Kevin Forbes, from Oilandgaspeople.com, said: "Our forecast shows that with increased investment in North Sea Oil, demand for qualified staff is set to reach an all time high, which will exacerbate an already serious skills shortage, a problem that is being further exacerbated as UK candidates head abroad to earn even higher wages with a huge demand for qualified expats globally.

Possessing vast amounts of coal deposits, the Waterberg region of the Limpopo Province is set to undergo rapid transformation as new power stations and coal mines are built, expected to exacerbate water shortages.

If he sticks around, Poyet – whose current misery is exacerbated by the prospect of the major knee surgery he is set to undergo this summer – could do a lot worse than adding Zenden to his coaching staff.

Saomai somewhat exacerbated the unprecedented damage caused by Prapiroon, and damaged maize crops which were set to be harvested in the coming weeks.

This is only exacerbating the cost of higher education and the debt burden on students, which is set to rise again this year in the U.K".

The $499 competitor to the Amazon Echo Show was initially set to launch at Facebook's F8 in May, but Bloomberg reported it was pushed back amid concerns that it would exacerbate the privacy scandal ignited by Cambridge Analytica.