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Mr Blair praised efforts by Sheffield police for countering drinking in city centres, which he said was a problem that needed to be tackled across Britain.

Future research should compare how issues of compliance and client competence are tackled across different healthcare settings.

The problem has proved stubbornly hard to tackle across Europe, with rates of youth unemployment soaring above 50% in Spain.

Though not as obvious perhaps a connection as with infectious disease outbreaks, addressing NCDs, enhancing access to affordable new technologies and reducing inequalities, are important and shared global challenges, potentially more effectively be tackled collaboratively, across rich and poorer countries.

Taj Mahal The Natch'l Blues (1968) One of the great exponents of black music in all its forms, Taj Mahal has recorded with big bands and tackled songs from across Africa, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

Firefighters have tackled grass fires across Wales, including one affecting an 85 acre mountainside in Gwynedd.

Public managers have a vital role in tackling inequality across the UK.

If the government were fair dinkum, it would be looking to tackle corruption across the board.

Twitter: @DSC_Charity The Lloyds TSB Foundation funds local, regional and national charities working to tackle disadvantage across England and Wales.

Before the Giants opened against the 49ers here in the Meadowlands, the National Football League had a block (and tackle) party across the Hudson in Times Square.

The tournament is completely independent and there has been no support from Fifa or Fare – a network set up to tackle discrimination across the board in football.