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Turkey has been further squeezed by the global economic slowdown and by wider concern about emerging-market risk.

And the publishers also raise a wider concern about "the impact on media plurality and the functioning of democracy".

The "NBC Nightly News" and "Meet the Press" have also lost ground to rivals in the last year, causing wider concern about the health of the news division.

She was, however, outnumbered by the Tory voices piping up to add to criticism of No 10's approach to politics and echoing wider concern about the impact of the cuts.

Some Tories (whose home-affairs spokesman, David Davis, claims to have warned Mr Brown, also in December, of a violation of the Wilson doctrine, though without naming Mr Khan) question Mr Straw's grip on his department.Mr Khan's case fuels a wider concern about the level of surveillance in "Big Brother Britain".

And there is wider concern about the future of online debate.

This may not assuage wider concerns about how our digital footprints can be exploited, however.

The problems at the Maracanã are symptomatic of wider concerns about Brazil's World Cup preparations.

The decision comes amid wider concerns about cutbacks in humanities departments at Sussex, King's College London and Hull.

The attorney general acknowledged the deaths of Garner, 43, and Brown, 18, had tapped into wider concerns about policing.

And the furor over the Next Media deal is emblematic of wider concerns about the media's ability to play a watchdog role in Asia.