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In some cases (such as drinking water standards) UK requirements are actually stricter than, or in addition to, those required by the EU.

Flybe said its charges meet UK requirements and that it scrapped debit card fees for online payments in 2012.

John Redwood, the Eurosceptic former Tory Cabinet minister, said: "If the rest of the EU continue to be so unsympathetic to UK requirements, more UK voters will draw their own conclusions about the desirability of our continued membership".

A spokesman for watchdog the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency said: "We take the illegal sale of medicines online very seriously and will investigate any report received that medicines are being offered in circumstances that do not comply with UK requirements".

The role of nuclear medicine in oncology will be further debated, in respect to the provision of PET/CT facilities and staffing and the UK requirements for protected radionuclide therapy beds.

Animal maintenance and handling were performed according to the NIH guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (NIH publication number 86-23, revised 1985 and 1991) and the UK requirements for ethics of animal experimentation (Animals Scientific Procedures, Act 1986).

"A number of steps could be considered to address this issue including self-declaration of criminal convictions by applicants, references from professionals or those of standing in the country of origin; or a minimum residency in the UK requirement for example".

Satisfying all the UK visa requirements for the 270 visiting participants is daunting.

One budget report states GCHQ will spend money according to NSA and UK government requirements – in that order.

For instance, at least one loading/unloading bay for every 4000 m2 of retail area is required in Singapore [3]; in the UK the requirement is set at a minimum of one lorry space per 750 m2 of retail space [4].

The government is to sweeten the tax break for high-end dramas, the so-called "Downton Abbey tax", by reducing the minimum UK expenditure requirement on shows from 25%to10%0%.