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in England and Wales, and within a year after the media picked up on them, the toll shot up to 82.

After a period when it had dropped out of favor in Europe, the game was revived in England and Wales in the early twenties.

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, Cardinal Vincent Nichols, said the move towards sainthood had been rapid.

As Ireland is surrounded by water, it comes as no surprise that it rains quite a lot, just as in England and Wales.

Since 1921 the Bank has enjoyed a complete monopoly over the issue of banknotes and coins in England and Wales.

Happily this was accomplished without conflict when King James of Scotland became King of England and Wales as well.

Before 1534, the Church may have owned a sixth of England and Wales; by the end of the decade, its estates had been gobbled up by the King.

The bias against the Tories will be less this year, as most constituencies in England and Wales have had their boundaries redrawn.

Tellingly, HIV is the only bug ever to have prompted a criminal conviction in England and Wales.

The British Crime Survey (BCS) estimates that over a million people are victims each year in England and Wales.

The Home Office said in August that a contractor had lost personal details of every prisoner in England and Wales.

The divorce regime in England and Wales is out of step with other legal jurisdictions in that it favours the less wealthy spouse.

Although the Crown Court is a single court, is has court buildings all over the country, and may sit anywhere in England and Wales.

Next England and Wales were joined to Scotland in the seventeenth century and the name was changed to "Great Britain" .

Data from the Crime Survey of England and Wales seem to back him up.

Brown is already feeling the heat as Labour were battered in local elections in England and Wales last Thursday.

In the future, the U. K. has proposed a tidal power barrage across the Severn Estuary that separates England and Wales.

A year later, they can take examinations called Highers, after which they can either go straight to a college in England and Wales.

However, for the past four centuries serious crimes in England and Wales have always been tried before a jury.

England and Wales while also recognising entrapment as an offence, do leave some leeway for the prosecution.

Teams matter as well as brilliant individuals, as the England and Wales cricket board has just been reminded.

The total population recorded in the censuses in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will climb to almost 63m souls.

Costs in civil cases in England and Wales have spiralled over the last decade.

The Land Registry's survey is widely regarded as the most authoritative, although it only covers England and Wales.

Too many men still die too young - 22% of men in England and Wales die before they reach 64 compared to 13% of women.

The electricity goes through cables to different parts of Scotland, England and Wales .

In England and Wales, Chinese A-level exam entries rose 36 per cent in 2011 alone, the fastest of any leading language.

"English law" means the law of England and Wales, and "English" will be construed accordingly.

We estimate a million men aged over 35 in England and Wales need to get more exercise if their age group is to be as active as younger men.

If you wish to marry in England and Wales, you may do so either by a civil or religious ceremony.

The British identity emerged in the century after the 1707 Act of Union, which united England (and Wales) with Scotland.

Sentiment in the housing market in England and Wales recovered to its strongest level in 13 months in March.

NOT everyone speaks warmly of Archbishop Vincent Nichols, the new head of the Catholic church in England and Wales.

The number of prisoners in England and Wales has almost doubled since 1993, when Mr Howard started stiffening the criminal-justice system.

The Labour government of Tony Blair wanted to modernise the EMRS used by the National Health Service in England and Wales.

Courts in England and Wales see marriage as an institution, not a contract.

This year, the main events are organized by the National Blood Service of England and Wales.

The same clashes will now play out in England and Wales.

The Wye River is in western England, and in fact forms part of the border between England and Wales.

The Environment Agency is the leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales.

The number of company liquidations in England and Wales, the end stage of the process for companies, saw a continued increase.

But this has not been extended to cover England and Wales, as yet.

So far, three men are under arrest in England and Wales.

Figure A. 2 shows height contours for England and Wales, and demonstrates the size of the areas of concern.

We are the leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales.

Lord Neuberger, the second-most-senior judge in England and Wales, has expressed cautious approval for televised hearings.

Victoria Road in Kensington, west London, has been named as the most expensive for property in England and Wales by website Mouseprice. com.

Vines were widely grown in England and Wales from Roman times until well into the Middle Ages.

William the Conqueror conducts a survey in England and Wales recording land and livestock.

And, while the overall crime rate in England and Wales is improving, it may be that some criminals are worse.

In England and Wales, not only are pre-marital assets included, divorce proceedings begin on the basis of a 50: 50 split of the assets.

There were an estimated 13, 000 more abortions in England and Wales in the year following the report, due to the pill scare.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a criminal trial can take place at Crown Court without a jury for the first time in England and Wales.

In England and Wales today this covers the process of legislation, adjudication and possibly custom.

Cheong is qualified to practice in Malaysia, England and Wales and Guernsey.

Mohammed, Muhammad and Mohammad were all among the 100 most popular baby boys' names in England and Wales last year.

In England and Wales, there are 12 regional electricity companies responsible for distributing and supplying electricity to customers.

In most of the 150, 000 divorces that take place each year in England and Wales, the principle of equality is relatively uncontroversial.

It rains a lot in England and Wales too, but the temperatures are more pleasant.

Incidences were standardised to the 2001 census population of England and Wales.

England and Wales will from Thursday abolish the 11p. m. closing time observed by most pubs since World War One.

A beautiful city full of presence and history on the way between England and Wales.

So a two child family remains the most common family size in England and Wales.

Barristers have right of audience in all courts in England and Wales.

In the 18th century, England and Wales experienced a Druid revival, inspired by e. g. John Aubrey, John Toland and William Stukely.

Atkinson-year-old before the conquest of Scotland, the highest peak in England and Wales: Ben Nevis, Scott Phil Peak and Snowdonia.

Barrister have right of audience in all court in england and wales.

England and Wales, a territory smaller than Florida, has 43 separate forces.

Then in 43 AD Britain was invaded by the Roman empire, and England and Wales became a part of the Roman empire for nearly 400 years.

HALF of all crime in England and Wales is committed by previous offenders.

The High Court of Justice may sit anywhere in England and Wales.

We are a UK Limited company registered in England and Wales number 5756698.

The prison system of England and Wales plunged into crisis in August.

A barrister have right of audience in any court in england and wales.

NICE has issued guidance to the NHS in England and Wales on the use of inhaled insulin for the treatment of diabetes (type 1 and 2).

Although similar apps have been available in America for some time, it is the first to offer advice specific to England and Wales.

Crime and anti-social behaviour has fallen by 27% over the past six years, against an average drop in England and Wales of 21. 5%.

Average water and sewerage bills in England and Wales will rise by 5. 7% from April to about 376 per household.

The government last week confirmed plans for eight new nuclear stations in England and Wales.

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Official figures show 5, 500 people are attacked with glasses and bottles every year in England and Wales.

Roughly 2. 5% of all prisoners in England and Wales are under 18, one of the highest proportions in the rich world (see chart).

The number of people being declared bankrupt in England and Wales has hit a new record, according to the government's Insolvency Service.

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More than 1, 000 schools were closed across Scotland, the north of England and Wales.

In England and Wales it is compulsory to register a child's name within 42 days.

In theory, the jails of England and Wales can accommodate just over 80, 000 people.

In addition, she is a barrister in England and Wales and advises on competition law issues, mainly in the European Community.

By 1948, production in England and Wales was peaking with almost 400 000 hectares under potato.

The average age for first marriages in England and Wales is 31 for men and 29 for women.

Last month, house prices fell by 0. 6 per cent across England and Wales.

Home ownership in England and Wales has already slipped to 65% from 70% in 2002.

A quarter of children born in England and Wales last year were to women who were born overseas.

But its overall homicide rate is modest, at 1. 2 per hundred thousand people in England and Wales.

In England and Wales there are over 50, 000 cases of Clostridium difficile each year.

The number of divorces in England and Wales in 2010 increased by 4. 9 per cent since 2009.

Salib and colleagues analysed data on 26, 915 suicides and deaths from undetermined injuries in England and Wales between 1979 and 2001.

Merseyside ground snow thickness of 12-18 cm, southwest England and Wales snow thickness of 5-10 cm.

Strictly speaking it is illegal to camp wherever you like in England and Wales, but the Happy Campers website lists "wilder" campsites.

Michael Izza is chief executive of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

There were 706, 248 live births in England and Wales in 2009.

The agency estimates that one in six homes in England and Wales are at risk of flooding.

The gun-murder rate in America is more than 30 times that of England and Wales, for example.

In 1966, the average in England and Wales was 22. 5 and in 1991, it was 25. 5.

More than 33, 000 people went insolvent in England and Wales in the three months to June, up a quarter on that period last year.

There were 119, 589 divorces in England and Wales in 2010, up 4. 9 percent from 113, 949 in 2009.

He is a member of The Law Society of England and Wales and The Law Society of Hong Kong.

The Ministry of Justice, which runs prisons in England and Wales, has no

The most recent census in England and Wales found that people from my South Asian background were the least likely

Recent Development and Controversies of the Integration of the Divided Legal Professions in England and Wales

the economic regulator of the water and sewerage industry in England and Wales

Climate change impacts and adaptation: A science agenda for the Environment Agency of England and Wales

House prices dropping in eight out of ten regions in England and Wales

The atmosphere in England and Wales: an environmental management review

Audit of Cancer Registrations Notified by National Health Service Central Register in England and Wales

Environmental performance indicators: The water industry of England and Wales

Prospects for seasonal forecasting of summer drought and low river flow anomalies in England and Wales

Full statistical bulletin, Knife Crime Sentencing Quarterly Brief October to December 2009 England and Wales

The State of the Prisons in England and wales

The Police Federation of England and Wales

The Land Registry's survey of house prices in England and Wales recorded its first advance, 0. 1%, in 17 months. See article

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Flood risk management strategy for England and Wales

a 2-month placement in a barristers ' chambers in England and Wales;

It is forbidden to film, photograph or even draw what is happening inside most courts in England and Wales;

Criminal Appeals in England and Wales

Funding for students in England and Wales

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2001 Census Key Statistics For Urban Areas In England And Wales

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Cancer Trends in England and Wales

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Figure 3. 2: Ovarian Cancer, Five-Year Age-Specific Relative Survival Rates, England and Wales, 1991-1995, and England, 2003-2007