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Father Karadima is the subject of a criminal investigation that is expected to conclude this month, said Juan Pablo Hermosilla, a lawyer representing some of the accusers.

The Army and the F.B.I. are to report their findings to the White House, where the National Security Council is overseeing a broader inquiry into possible government missteps that is expected to conclude Nov. 30.

The former Tory environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, has called for a ban on fracking in the UK ahead of a report by an influential committee of MPs that is expected to conclude fracking could derail efforts to tackle climate change.

Brazil's suspended president, Dilma Rousseff, has called for a referendum on whether to hold early elections if she survives removal from office in an impeachment trial that is expected to conclude in August.

Plans to construct the long-awaited roof on Ashe were announced Wednesday, but at a news conference Thursday detailing the project, U.S.T.A. officials also said a retractable roof was planned for a new 15,000-seat Louis Armstrong Stadium, which will be the final part of a $550 million renovation that is expected to conclude in time for the 2018 Open.

Judge Garrett, who will make the competency decision, heard from only one witness today in a hearing that was expected to conclude on Tuesday or Wednesday.

That inspection is expected to conclude shortly.

That inquiry is expected to conclude by late November.

Obama's comments come on the eve of the release of a widely-anticipated Senate report that will criticise the CIA for brutally abusing terrorist suspects in its custody in a covert programme that, the report is expected to conclude, did not yield any life-saving intelligence.

Scott added that Ofcom's pay-TV investigation, which is expected to conclude that BSkyB must cut the price it charges rivals for its premium sport and movie channels when the final version is published later this month, will lead to a further surge for Freesat as new services are launched.

It is expected to conclude that there was no criminal wrongdoing and that the episode occurred because of unwitting mistakes by a low-level White House security officer.