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The senior supplement, worth $876.20 a year for singles, will be scrapped, with the last payment in June.

Defence The SNP, Plaid and Green leaders all called for Trident to be scrapped, with Ms Bennett condemning plans to renew these "hideous weapons of mass destruction".

The government announced its quango bonfire, in which 192 government agencies would be scrapped, with a further 118 merged and 171 substantially reformed, in October.

The idea, according to the Mail on Sunday, was for the protest to be scrapped, with Amin taking the credit for defusing the situation.

And he might reflect on the recent ComRes poll which showed that 58% of voters think Trident should be scrapped, with only 35% saying it should stay.

"The wholly privatised work capability assessment is clearly unfair and unsuitable and should be scrapped, with jobcentres given the proper resources to provide the support sick and disabled people need and deserve".

Next season they will be scrapping with the likes of Brentford, Brighton and Bury after their worst league campaign in 34 years.

The event has been scrapped, with no plans to reschedule.

But in 1986 the restriction was scrapped with the completion of the 945-foot 1 Liberty Place tower.

Plans published for a new 62-foot foiling catamaran have apparently been scrapped with a "45 to 50-foot" replacement, believed to be 48 feet, introduced in its place despite all the work which has been done so far.

This year it was scrapped, with organisers saying: "The introduction of Vintage put a great deal of pressure on the business and planning process at Goodwood, due to its busy summer calendar".