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Michael Fallon, the Tories' new deputy chairman, has stressed there will be no electoral pact with the Lib Dems.

Rourke has stressed there will be no problem with broadcasting rules and code of conduct as the play would not be party political, but was more about the act of voting and democracy in the 21st century.

Manager Peter Shreeves noted the importance of the match, given this was a North London derby, but stressed there "will be more important objectives this season".

Although the apology will go some way towards defusing tensions, the Turkish government stressed there will be no immediate change to its military posture.

Though Downing Street and the foreign secretary, David Miliband, have stressed there will be no change in the special relationship between the two countries, there has been speculation that there will be a different tone.

While the phone is due to go on sale in China early next month a Xiaomi spokesperson stressed there will be "limited availability" — and would not confirm how few phones that means.

"I would like to stress there will be no hasty reaction to England's performance in this World Cup.

Ministers have tried to defend their proposals – under which fees would rise from £3,300 to between £6,000 and £9,000 – by stressing there will be no up-front payments and that nobody will have to repay their fees until they are earning at least £21,000 a year.

However, he stresses there will be no change to their attacking intent.

Though Google stresses there will be no charge for using the Android platform itself.

"Without that [daring]," he stresses, "there will be no true recovery of our economy".