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Previously best known for her successful complaint to the media regulator against writer AA Gill for a homophobic jibe, the TV presenter has become a national treasure in the space of 12 months.

AA spokesman Luke Bosdet said: "Any cut in the price of petrol and diesel is welcome, although the extent to which these lower prices are available is key.

This would mean stopping payment of AA, which is not means-tested and is currently paid to 1.6 million people aged 65 or over at rates of £47.10 or £70.35 a week, costing £4.4bn, and converting it into a discretionary grant focused on those most in need.

The AA predicted a particularly busy Easter with around 15 million people on the roads.

AA Gill – food critic, author and all-round friend of Clarkson – angered animal rights groups five years ago with a column about how he'd gunned down a baboon while on safari in Tanzania.

My annual policy now costs £465 with the AA".

The probability of an AA-rated issuer defaulting is just 0.55%.

But because it has hijacked the open-skies part of the deal, the risk remains that letting the BA-AA alliance go ahead will simply entrench the two airlines' dominance.

Companies should thus try to match their assets with their pension liabilities, buying bond-like investments.This reasoning gained further force when accounting standards were changed, initially in Britain, to make companies use the AA-rated corporate-bond yield to discount their liabilities.

Accounting rules let firms discount future pension liabilities by a rate equal to the yield on grade-AA corporate bonds.

American acquiescence to the BA-AA deal had been its price.See article: BA's deal with American is blockedCrossed outGlobal Crossing, a long-distance telecoms carrier once valued at some $50 billion, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.