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The scheme would be centred round a mock medieval village with special hi-tech effects including a hologram of the ghost of Robin Hood wandering round the woods.

France's new minister for "aid to victims", Juliette Méadel, said the tone would be one of "sobriety" and the commemorations would be centred on the victims and survivors.

Three operas would be centred around one character, three around the encounter between two of them, and one would equally involve all three.

Noonan warned that any new referendum on the outcome of last week's EU agreement (the one minus the Brits) would be centred on whether or not Ireland stays in the euro.

In the early church, monasticism was based on the identification of perfection with world-denying asceticism and on the view that the perfect Christian life would be centred on maximum love of God and neighbour.

Matsuhara, who was also the producer for Chaos;Head, had previously stated that the game would be centred on Akihabara and that the project with Nitroplus would be the second part in a series around the theme "".

And their policies would be centre-left, bit of redistributive taxation but let's not go mad.

Ministers talk of their plans to reform social care as the next Big Idea, and are delighted that the prime minister told the conference that social care would be centre stage at the time of the next election.

A spokesman said the job losses would not be centred in one place - WS Atkins has operations throughout the UK, including Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds.

They said any attacks would likely be centred in the Northern Hemisphere, with nuclear fallout unlikely to spread this far.

Imagine what would happen if manufacturing were centred around the capital, and its executives had Downing Street on speed dial.