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The prime minister, David Cameron, is understood to favour a similar model for terrorist content.

He is understood to favour a move to London, from where Tottenham have also kept a close eye on him.

Osborne is understood to favour a boost to quantitative easing by the Bank of England to offset his austerity measures.

The boyhood Evertonian suggested this week that he was undecided over his future but he is understood to favour a move to Anfield over other interested parties, including Manchester United.

The England keeper is eager to boost his chances of claiming the No 1 jersey for the World Cup and is understood to favour a move away from Portsmouth.

The Brazilian is understood to favour a move to Stamford Bridge, where the 25-year-old would be offered a deal through to 2020, having scored 26 goals in 25 games for the Ukrainian club this season.

David Cameron is understood to favour an early referendum to capitalise on the Tories' unexpected majority in the UK parliament and to avoid a politically dangerous clash with the French and German elections in 2017.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Labour leader Ed Miliband - who has said he was "disgusted" by latest allegations about soldiers - are both understood to favour such an inquiry.

The BBC's commercial arm, which took full control of Lonely Planet in February last year, is understood to favour pursuing the sale of a stake in the business.

Beckham is understood to favour the option of buying a 25% stake in his old club LA Galaxy.

Downing Street is understood to favour the idea of spreading the cost of an ageing population more fairly through a levy and ensuring that millions of Britons have something left to pass on to their children.