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Between 1989 and 1993, 150 AMX-30Es were modernised to what would become known as the AMX-30EM2.

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Instead, the port should be modernised to handle bigger ships, and any free land should be used to provide housing for 12,000 workers and 39,000 pensioners.

With a full response to the green paper not expected until Hall makes a major speech at the RTS convention in Cambridge in September, the BBC is likely to argue that the licence fee should be modernised to include catch-up TV.

It comes as air traffic control is modernised to use satellite technology.

The Bishop of Gloucester has said he is being asked to bless toilets as more of the county's historic churches are modernised to include the facilities.

Ministers will also consult on plans to pay compensation up front to victims - many have had to wait years in the past - and courts will be modernised to include separate waiting areas for victims and defendants.

At the same time as the tunnels were being enlarged, the stations were modernised, with longer platforms, a new tiling scheme on platform and passageway walls and new frontages to the surface buildings.

"If we are to apply tighter rules it would help if they were modernised and made clear.

The 50-stall indoor Edwardian Trinity Market, a grade II listed building, and Hepworth's arcade were modernised and renovated in the lated 2000s.