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10.56am BST Monzer Makhous, the Syrian National Coalition's ambassador to Paris, has told Al Arabiya that a "very important speech" will be made today about his country.

The speech will be made on Tuesday evening after he spends the day visiting services in the North East, which is where he started his NHS career in the late 1980s.

Romney preempted the president's speech, which will be made on Friday at the conference.

Skype's new state of the art speech codec SILK will be made available to third party licensees for free, the company is announcing later today.

Mr Gove's speech to the Education Reform Summit will be made alongside education ministers and experts from the US, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal and Poland.

In his inauguration speech, he stated: "Every decision … will be made to benefit American workers and American families"—a phony claim, as the tax bill shows.

New regulations will be made regarding hate speech.

Inevitably, comparisons will be made with Ann Romney's speech in Tampa last week.

The announcement will be made in the Queen's speech this week.

The pledge will be made in a long-awaited speech by the prime minister.

I think history tells us that the answer is, sometimes; and so I will be joining countless others in listening to every word of the two major speeches which Pope Francis will be making later this week in the United States.