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They went for tax credits instead, which caused huge backlash, resulting in something of a climbdown.

The closure of the Hammersmith flyover in west London, which caused huge tailbacks on Friday, remains in place for emergency repairs.

He is wanted by the ICC on charges of genocide and war crimes for his brutal campaign against insurgents in Darfur, which caused huge suffering to civilians.

In the meantime up to 1,700 people a day were still crossing from East to West Berlin and asking for refugee status, which caused huge embarrassment to the East Germans.

Hawkeye, the technology company, has apologised to BT Sport after sending the broadcaster an image which caused huge confusion to viewers and pundits as the lines were not straight.

But within 10 years G4S, created in 2004 from the merged Scandinavian company Group 4 Falck and the UK's Securicor, had been given some of the biggest government contracts ever by Blair – despite other high-profile failures, such as the Yarl's Wood detention centre fire in 2002, which caused huge damage after Group 4 security guards lost control.

The Redd scheme is central to slowing, or halting, deforestation, which causes huge releases of carbon dioxide.

The number of prison inquests is spiralling, as are expensive inquiries into the cause of such deaths, which cause huge emotional damage to the prisoner's family.

An ambitious revamp of the city's bus and rail links is also under way, designed to reduce dependence on private vehicles, which cause huge traffic jams and parking problems.

Arriving in Baku we find that our Turkmanistan visas have not been processed which causes huge problems as there is no way to get into the country without them and no way to get a visa now.

Most of rainfed lowlands and some irrigated areas in South and Southeast Asia are prone to flooding which causes huge crop losses worldwide.