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Tottenham Hotspur appear to be closing in on the signing of Ben Davies, with reports last night that the Swansea full-back was set to undergo a medical with the London club.

The commander of the United Nations peacekeeping force that was brought in after the ousting of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide said that he still has less than half the troops he needs.Chile's former president, 88-year-old General Augusto Pinochet, was set to undergo medical tests on September 30th to check on his fitness to face trial for human-rights abuses.

His Leinster and Ireland colleague Cian Healy, who is on crutches with his foot in a plastic boot, was set to undergo a scan on his left ankle in Brisbane on Friday.

Robin Roberts was set to undergo a painful bone marrow transplant on Thursday, three months after announcing to the world that she was suffering from the rare disease MDS.

The 43-year-old is set to undergo surgery today at a hospital in New York.

"He is set to undergo more tests, and is likely to stay in hospital for the next few days.

The Scotland international, who signed from Norwich in June, is set to undergo surgery to repair ligament damage.

PARIS — France's ferociously selective medical education system is set to undergo radical change in the autumn of 2010.

Advertising industry magazine Campaign is set to undergo the biggest overhaul in its 45-year history, abandoning the A3 size that set the template for UK weekly trade titles in the late 1960s for a smaller format.

Jamie Vardy is set to undergo minor groin surgery but the Leicester City striker is expected to miss just one match rather than endure a two-week lay-off that had previously been feared.

Spurs are also without Scott Parker, who is set to undergo surgery that would lead him to miss the start of the domestic season and England's friendly against Italy in Switzerland on 15 August.