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The article reports on the usage of Confidence Intervals (CIs) for data sampling, especially its importance with respect to the numeric side of the proposed Improving Access To Psychological Therapies (IAPT) programme by the Dept. of Health of London, England. It mentions that the usage of CIs helps to think better about numbers from personal and/or service's perspective, and to compare them with other data. CIs show how much precision we have gained for having an empirical sample.

Reports on developments in the London Metal Exchange in England, a year under the chairmanship of Donald Byron. Problems faced by the exchange; Termination of director of compliance, Alan Whiting; Cancelation of work on Matching and Registration System; Delay in the launch of plastics contracts.

Reports on the raid at the London, England headquarters of RBG Resources Plc by the British Serious Fraud Office on April 26, 2002. Incident that led to the fraud suspicions of the authorities; Number of staff employed at the office; Statement issued on behalf of RBG Resources.

Information about the impact of copper's price on mining companies and hedge funds discussed at the 20th International Cooper Conference in London, England is presented. Javier Targhetta, president of Atlantic Copper SA, said that the return on investment at mines stands at 18 percent. According to Luc Delagaye, chief executive officer (CEO) of Cumerio SA, the traditioal partnership between smelters and miners is under threat.

Reports on the appointment of executive Donald Brydon as chairman of the London Metal Exchange in London, England. Career background of Brydon; Suitability of Brydon for the position; Responsibility of Brydon on the institution.

Reports on the surveillance placed by the City of London police in England on the trading company RBG Resources Plc for its accounting practices. Factors which contributed to the decision to conduct surveillance; Problems faced by the company; Estimation of company majority owner's assets.

Focuses on the vision screening programme of children in inner London, England schools using the City Vision Screener computer program. Details of the screening process; Outline of the findings of the program; Proposal for pre-school vision screening.

The article focuses on the commemoration of the Battle of Britain on its 75th anniversary in 2015 through radio shows on the radio station Radio 2. Topics discussed include radio presenter Chris Evans' Breakfast Show to be broadcasted live from Biggin Hill Airport in London, England, which was a significant fire station during the war, news presenter Jeremy Vine's Show which will showcase the Royal Air Force, and the concert Friday Night Is Music Night.

The article announces career developments involving executives at the London Metal Exchange (LME) in England as of March 2010 including the resignation of chairman Donald Brydon, promotion of Chris Evans to the newly created position of head of business development as part of a restructuring of its commercial department and the appointment of Catherine Markey as head of the marketing brief of the LME.

Reports on the move of businessman Chris Evans to peddle some possessions of wife Billie Piper at a market stall in London, England in December 2004. Reaction of Piper to the move of her husband; Comment of Evans on divorcing Piper; Rumored relationship of Piper with a law student.

Reports on the absence of British DJ Chris Evans from the 21st birthday celebration of his wife, singer Billie Piper, at London's Wellington Club in England in 2003. Implications of Evans's absence at the party; Description of Piper's outfit; Behavior of Piper at the party.

Reports on the content of several internal documents obtained from BBC relating to the selection of Bovis over Schal as construction manager for the redevelopment of the BBC headquarters in London, England. Backrgound on an e-mail exchange between former project director Chris Evans of BBC and Michael Wood, director of cost consultant at Currie & Brown; Reasons of Evans for selecting Bovis; Risks in the project associated with the two bidders.

The article offers information on various people who attended the Brit Awards at the O2 Arena in London, England. It says that Geoff Taylor of teh British Pornographic Industry (BPI) waited for the red carpet bustle to stop before he entered the event's after party. It states that Sire Records Group Inc. founder Seymour Stein was also present despite the jet lag he experiences. It also mentions Chris Evans who paid a tribute for the Universal Music Group on his Radio 2 show.

The article presents information on the Radio Academy hall of fame bash at Mayfair's Millennium Hotel in London, England. The gathering was crowded with radio royalty as they bid the King of Cornflakes a warm farewell from Radio 2 breakfast. Distinguished individuals presented include radio controllers Bob Shennan, Chris Evans, and Terry Wogan.

Reports on the court order for Chris Evans, millionaire broadcaster-turned-producer, to pay damages to his former employer Virgin Radio in London, England.