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The single currency bloc's central bank left interest rates unchanged and said it would continue its programme of quantitative easing (QE) to next December or beyond "if necessary", marking an extension to its previous guidance that the scheme would run until the end of March.

Mr Ban promised the UN would continue its programme of assistance but warned that the disease could only be defeated if people maintained strict hygiene standards.

I would like UNICEF to continue its programme to release children associated with armed groups and reunite them with their families, to give them a chance to succeed and earn a living in areas besides taking up arms.

The Committee also encouraged FAO to continue its programme to strengthen national institutional capacities with its planned outputs in the areas of knowledge management and governance, models of participation and partnerships, and strengthening of institutional arrangements.

The Monetary Policy Committee has continued its programme of quantitative easing (QE) in which it pumps fresh money into the banking system to try to boost lending and thus the wider economy.

The full interview was published on Sunday and Mofaz expanded on the theme: If Iran continues its programme to develop nuclear weapons, we will attack it.

"If Iran continues its programme to develop nuclear weapons we will attack it," said Mofaz, who is in charge of Israel's strategic dialogue with the US over such issues as Iran.

She said: "Instead of providing extra support when unemployment began to rise, Labour continued its programme of job centre closures.

UNICEF provided support for textbook production and continued its programme for health and nutrition education in schools.

Cemeti means whip – to symbolise a desire to whip up the arts scene – and it will continue its residency programme as it addresses the role of art in social issues in the community.

The government has said it will continue its aid programme to India, targeted at the poorest regions.