1. He is the natural person to follow her as a champion for Cheadle.‘ The Tories have responded by portraying Hunter as an ‘outsider,‘ in contrast with Day, who, like Carlton, has roots in the Cheadle community.

2. The new legislation stipulates that upon approval of the Executive Council in Abu Dhabi, article 1 of law No. 1' for 2005 shall be revised as follows: «The definition, disposition, as stated in the above–mentioned article shall be amended by omitting the phrase that reads: «According to the provisions of the civil transactions law.» Also, the definition, citizen, referred to in the foregoing article of the law, shall be amended to read «Citizens», and those in their definition, are any natural person holding, as per the prevalent laws, the nationality of the United Arab Emirates, companies and establishments wholly owned by them, the Government of the UAE and governments of other emirates as well as councils wholly owned by them.

3. The agreement, which was described by two European officials, also allows for the transmission of "personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinion or religious or other beliefs, trade union membership or information concerning health and sexual life" in cases where they are "particularly relevant to the purposes of this agreement." It defines personal data as "any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person." The agreement also specifies that the parties, "recognizing the special sensitivity of the above categories of personal data, shall take suitable safeguards, in particular, appropriate security measures, in order to protect such data." Baker said that means the United States would not hand over data on a suspect‘s religious beliefs unless it were relevant to an investigation, as in a terrorism plot involving Islamic extremists.