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Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Juncker has promised that the EU will "step up" its measures to defend the steel industry against dumping.

A10 SCIENCE/HEALTH Europe Reveals Flu Plan Europe continued to step up its measures against avian flu as fears grew that the potentially deadly disease could spread across the Continent from Turkey.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 14 - Europe continued to step up its measures against avian flu on Friday as fears grew that the potentially deadly disease could spread across the Continent from Turkey, where its presence was first confirmed Thursday.

That campaign continued even after the Shanghai stock market crashed in the summer of 2015, which prompted the Chinese government to begin stepping up its measures to discourage companies and individuals from taking large sums of money out of the country.

All of a sudden people are labeled as being related to terrorism just because of the nation they are from .At the same time, Schiphol airport, from which Mr Abdulmutallab's flight departed, is stepping up its security measures.

The US meanwhile has stepped up its counter-measures, moving from playing defence – patching vulnerabilities and identifying Chinese cyber assailants – to going on the offence.

"In addition to being dismayed, the political class needs to step up its security measures," Heriberto Huicochea Vázquez, the head of the Institutional Revolutionary Party in Guerrero, told the news site Bajo Palabra.

(Though Twitter has claimed to be stepping up its anti-abuse measures and tools).

Still, FedEx says it has stepped up its own internal security measures, though it won't get specific about what they are.

Lloyds Banking Group, in which taxpayers have a 9% stake, is facing questions from the City about any plans to step up its cost-cutting measures.

Mr Williams said Scotland was officially TB-free, and the Welsh Government had decided to vaccinate badgers and step up its "cattle-focused measures" rather than kill badgers unnecessarily.