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Some commentators are dancing around a temporary gagging order to imply that it may be the most serious yet, triggering fresh speculation about how long he can last in office.

The UUP's decision to move into opposition inside the Stormont assembly will put pressure on the largest unionist political force, the Democratic Unionist party, to either seek to exclude Sinn Féin from government or else itself resign from the administration, triggering fresh elections.

The state-affiliated centre failed to respond to demand and, at the same time, hard currency normally pumped into the market by the central bank dried up, triggering fresh panic.

Rubi says that would be negative for Spain, making further economic reforms difficult and potentially triggering fresh elections.

In central and southern Somalia, the country's two main rivers – the Jubba and the Shabelle – have burst over their banks, triggering fresh floods.

The attack triggered fresh anti-Americanism in Pakistan, including within the army ranks.

The release on Monday of the government's tax discussion paper triggered fresh debate over the superannuation system.

The Cyprus crisis shook world stock markets and threatened to trigger fresh turmoil in the battered eurozone.