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Williams, his glass half full, believes there is a future beyond the existing funding model – one that is expected to come under further pressure from cuts in the coming months.

In the meantime, the mayor can expect to come under further pressure over the issue.

The UK's unbalanced constitutional arrangements are likely to come under further pressure.

Experian said this is likely to continue rising in 2013 as consumers come under further pressure.

If they drop below the psychologically-significant $3 trillion threshold, the currency would come under further pressure.

Ed Miliband has come under further pressure with two new polls suggesting the Labour lead over the Conservatives is narrowing.

Banking shares also came under further pressure, with shares in Lloyds Banking Group plummeting almost 50% at one stage, to 33.8p.

The UK's biggest retailer also came under further pressure from the success of discounters Aldi, Lidl and Iceland.

The government is coming under further pressure to introduce more effective measures to help the unemployed over 50s get back into work.

Brittan came under further pressure after it emerged that he had been questioned by police in 1967 over reports that a woman had accused him of raping her.

Brady came under further pressure when Amnesty International called on the Police Service of Northern Ireland to launch a criminal inquiry into the allegations against Brady.