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Mr. Berlusconi, whose conservative coalition is second in voter surveys ahead of next month's elections, spoke to reporters on the sidelines of a ceremony in Milan on Sunday to commemorate the Holocaust.

"There was a suggestion 16 and 17-year-olds would vote differently, be governed by national identity and ideology, but surveys ahead of the vote showed the most important thing to them was exactly the same thing that was most important to adults - the economy," he says.

Parts of the Palace of Westminster need to be better surveyed ahead of such a major revamp, while it will also take time to decant parliamentarians and their staff to other parts of the Parliamentary estate.

Later comes a US ADP jobs survey ahead of Friday's non-farm payroll numbers, while on Thursday the European Central Bank meets to decide whether to authorise negative interest rates or bond buying to push down the euro and attempt to cope with deflationary fears.

The cellphone, in fact, was the most coveted technology in the survey, ahead of Internet access and television.

The ministry released its figures in an economic survey ahead of the unveiling of the budget on Thursday.

The stock market stumbled at the open but was back on its feet shortly thereafter as investors embraced a strong ADP Employment survey ahead of Friday's big jobs report.

Agents will conduct a site survey ahead of time and figure out where in the house the children might spend time.

"Travelers are appreciative of some of the steps TSA is taking, but by no means content with the security screening process," said Geoff Freeman, vice president of the U.S. Travel Association, which provided The Huffington Post with its new survey ahead of a planned Wednesday release.

Fifty international organisations working in each country - Nepal and Syria - were contacted in the anonymous survey ahead of the first World Humanitarian Summit later this month, where the proliferation of local NGOs and the role they should play in aid response will be on the agenda.

The release of the survey came ahead of a speech to the AoC conference by the schools standards minister, David Miliband, who is due to attack the "pernicious snobbery" that exists against vocational education.