71.   Traffic behind and on the opposite carriageway was stopped ready for the police to take control.

72.   And then the moment of truth as the eager new recruits take the controls and move off down a half-mile of track alongside the British Rail line.

73.   Glenavon, who had won two and lost two of their previous matches, had succeeded in taking control and they did so with a vengeance.

74.   FRANCIS Lee, the former England striker now a millionaire businessman, was today preparing to unveil an audacious bid to take control of Manchester City.

75.   She saw it as an opportunity to take control of her life and set about tackling the crisis with positive thinking.

76.   Boro took control with a penalty try and touchdowns from Ross McMillan and Millichip, Robson converting two and adding a penalty.

77.   He said the Lib Dems would encourage school opting out but stop hospitals taking control of their own finances.

78.   He takes full control in November, but he still has no idea of his budget.

79.   Radio journalists took control of news bulletins.