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No doubt, when it's published in coming months, that figure will spark a fresh wave of debate.

IT WAS widely expected to spark a fresh burst of anti-Israeli vitriol from Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's increasingly paranoid prime minister.

Thursday's announcement is likely to spark a fresh row with the broadcasting unions, the National Union of Journalists and Bectu, which have fought a running battle with the corporation over job cuts since 2011.

Amid fears that it could spark a fresh global financial crisis, Mark Carney said Threadneedle Street was ready to do whatever was needed to mitigate the impact of Britain's vote to leave the EU.

As the pound fell to its lowest level since 1985 amid fears that the Brexit vote could spark a fresh global financial crisis, the governor of the Bank of England stepped in on Friday to calm financial markets.

Japan is expected to spark a fresh round of diplomatic tension after revealing plans to bypass a UN ban on the slaughter of whales in the Antarctic with a new, scaled-down "scientific" programme that limits its catch to minke whales.

But it has sparked a fresh debate about the genre.

Word of the child's death sparked a fresh round of microblog posts on Friday.

The findings sparked a fresh attack on banks by the business secretary, Vince Cable.

Instead of tapping into voting anger, it may have sparked a fresh wave of voter anger itself.

The Olympics have sparked a fresh surge of interest in the Paralympics, and 1.4 million tickets have gone so far.