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The centrepiece will be the much-redrawn Freedom Tower, rising to a symbolic 1,776 feet.

The centrepiece will be a 30-barrel brewery that will make real ale for commercial sale.

The centrepiece will be the loom belonging to Anna Freud, the youngest daughter of the psychoanalyst, who lived in the house until she died in 1982.

The details of their education policy have yet to be nailed down, but the centrepiece will be a commitment to Swedish-style "free schools".

The centrepiece will be a 14-storey landmark office building at Bank Place and the development will also include a six-storey building and a five-storey block.

The centrepiece will be a plan to guarantee up to £10bn of new housebuilding by housing associations and private developers, and there could be more help for first-time buyers.

All the same, there is a whiff of history about next week's encounter.If all goes well, the summit centrepiece will be a new set of strategic understandings better suited to the post-cold-war world.

The budget's centrepiece will likely be a package that leaves subsidies for wealthy families intact and offers more to poorer families.

Iran is among 90-odd delegations that have been invited to the big conference in The Hague to build up international support.Those privy to the review say its centrepiece will be a commitment to increase the size of the Afghan security forces.

Its centrepiece will be the Grade II-listed Granary Building – a thumping brick monument to the Victorian railway boom.

"We will shortly begin work on our manifesto but I can say right now that its centrepiece will be the pursuit of an independent Scotland.