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Other counts which were welcomed with rapturous applause included the Labour gains in Ynys Mon and Dorset South.

The lack of enthusiasm or seriousness with which the idea of mayors has been greeted probably has more to do with the electorate's understanding of the powerlessness of local government than with the apathy that politicians bemoan.A week ago, the government published its plans for elected regional assemblies, which were welcomed with both yawns and derision.

The increases follow the changes in the 2012 Budget which were welcomed by earl stage investors.

"Measures focused on where the money goes target the big fish — which is welcomed".

This became the School Food Plan, which was welcomed heartily by the education secretary.

The decision, which was welcomed by the US Department of State, comes a year after the US lost its Unesco voting rights along with Israel.

The DfE said it had consulted widely among religious organisations before issuing the delayed paper, which was welcomed by the Catholic Education Service.

Goldsmiths staff are given a lot of freedom to explore opportunities, which is welcomed by my colleagues and the college at large.

The bid, which was welcomed by AMP and by market analysts, will be reviewed by federal regulators responsible for antitrust matters.

A fairly lively discussion around the pain-points of submodules was had, providing plenty of input which was welcomed by Stefan.

His comments on Hamas will be seen correctly as the start of an American public dialogue with Hamas, which is welcomed.