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Metrolink has grown in popularity and there are a number of planned extensions of the system and new stations.

There's even a visitor center, made out of cardboard and lollipop sticks, with enough room around the protective (and presumably non-electric) fencing for a planned extension.

Labour's Caroline Flint said there should be one bill to include the planned extensions to northern England, while Conservative Grant Shapps denied the project was being dropped and said a bill was still planned for 2013.

Manchester Metrolink's planned extensions to the east and south of the city have survived government cuts.

The DWP board backed the planned extensions.

So for me the planned extension of the Bluth family story is only to be welcomed, although there is no guarantee a new series of Arrested Development will succeed.

He was also attacked for scrapping the Future Jobs Fund and the planned extension to a scheme guaranteeing work or training for the young unemployed.

The hospital will need to raise over £1m from private donations for the high tech equipment which would be part of a new planned extension to their children's unit.

Tate Modern became almost too popular for its own good, a heaving cultural souk – acutely in need of its planned extension – where art can occasionally be seen between massed heads and shoulders.

After being shaken by the response of middle Britain to the removal of Child Benefit for those in the 40% tax bracket, the Coalition backed off from its planned extension of that cut to 16-19 year olds. 16-19 year olds

Any Russian assistance to Greece could pay off for the Kremlin, though, as Athens might be induced to withhold approval of a planned extension of sanctions when the current ones expires next month.