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However, industry sources told the BBC today that while the news was disappointing, the UK still enjoyed a comparative advantage over other producers who face 50%.

But because of the nature of this current squad, their ability and the comparative weakness of Australian rugby, they have been able to set lofty goals.

It is believed to have developed in isolation to other comparative early civilisations in India, Egypt, Sumeria and China.

He said it would give people more confidence in the "fairness and the comparative appropriateness of sentences within our system".

A comparative latecomer to the international stage, the full stature of Brendel's talent only became apparent at the age of 45.