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"The cash was given to local authorities to distribute because they deal with their customers on a day-to-day basis and are best placed to see to it that the money reaches those who have the greatest need.

The plan, essentially a gamble that puny amounts of public money and some well-selected infrastructure projects can leverage serious private cash, was given the green light by Europe's leaders on Thursday night.

It's unfortunate that Ms. Shulman's excursion into moneyland followed "The Money Conversation" by Sara Juli, a gutsier look at self-worth, in which real cash was given away at P.S. 122 in February.

(However, a group of Iraqi businessmen assured me that if $600 in cash was given to the right person, a license would be available immediately and no further fees would be required).

"Several witnesses advised that Mr Warner stated that the cash had originated with Mr Bin Hammam and the cash was given to them at Mr Warner's suggestion, instead of a more formal gift, such as silver or a plate," says the report.

It said tens of millions of dollars "came in secret" and cash was given on a vaster scale than previously thought.

Every time more cash is given to hospitals simply for activity, reform becomes more distant.

"To assume that envelopes full of cash are given in exchange for votes on a Fifa World Cup host is naive," he says.

It also slightly increased the amount of national portfolio cash being given to arts organisations outside London, from 51% to 53%.

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But the MPs dispute that arithmetic, saying that the real amount of extra cash being given to the NHS in England between 2014-15 and 2020-21 is only £6bn and even that much smaller sum has only come from cutting spending on public health programmes and medical education and training by £3.5bn.