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If history is anything to go by, he will delegate economic policy to technocrats, and focus his own energies on tackling insecurity and reducing corruption in government.

The G8 meeting I chaired in Northern Ireland also forged a ground-breaking initiative to stop the true owners of companies hiding behind a veil of secrecy, tackling the cancer of corruption that does so much to destroy countries and increase the risk to our own security.

There was another alarm for the Saints in the last minute when Myler was injured in tackling the Saracens hooker, Jamie George.

Bennett's keynote conference speech sought to broaden the appeal of the party by tackling more than simply environmental concerns.

Katherine Brown, director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies thinktank, said: "Before addressing individual drinkers it's important to begin by tackling the problem at the source, making it less easy to access cheap strong drink in supermarkets at all hours.

Both Labour and Tories are now committed to stronger action to tackling Islamophobia, antisemitism and other forms of hate crime.

About £6bn would come from tackling tax avoidance and £12bn from departmental spending cuts.

He describes it as a first step towards tackling other vested interests in the political system.

It adds (p33/4): "Our aim is to deliver a future-proofed infrastructure that will establish world-class digital connectivity across Scotland by 2020, including tackling the digital divide.

They say that prosecuting professionals for "so-called FGM" in such circumstances distracts people from tackling the real issues, which are girls being sent abroad for FGM or having it done in the UK and combatting cultural attitudes in countries where it is endemic.

Despite this, Australia has never had a national strategy for tackling antimicrobial resistance until now.