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Delta has also been criticised for reducing the value of its SkyMiles programme by ratcheting up the cost of award tickets, often to exceptionally high rates.

Though ITV has been criticised for reducing current affairs output over previous decades, it recently launched Peston on Sunday, a weekly politics show fronted by former BBC business editor Robert Peston, one of a number of high profile hires.

In Medellín, tours are now offered to the various haunts and hangouts of the city's most notorious son, while El Patrón del Mal, a 2012 Colombian telenovella about Escobar's life, drew huge ratings but was criticised for reducing the cartel's victims to anecdotes and distorting history.

The original scheme, brought in by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, was criticised for reducing the stock of social housing.

That same year, Bass were criticised for reducing the ABV of Stones from 4.1 per cent to 3.9 per cent ABV in order to reduce the impact of beer duty.

Osborne has been criticised for focusing on reducing government expenditure at the expense of elements designed to boost growth.

Facing cuts of 27.5%, it has been criticised for saving money by reducing use of experienced external barristers.

Gordon Brown's measly fuel and air passenger duty have been criticised for falling way short of the Stein reports recommendations for measures reducing demand for heavily polluting goods.

The reforms have been criticised for taking the focus away from saving funds, improving care and reducing waiting times to instead concentrate on bureaucracy.

The scheme has been criticised for creating demand for homes without addressing supply problems, and there have been continual calls for the limits on lending to be reduced.

He has been criticised for reckless spending.