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The EU cohesion policy budget must remain large enough after 2020 to fund EU investments in regional development projects that are capable of meeting current and future challenges, say Regional Development Committee MEPs in a non-legislative resolution passed by 35 votes to 4, with 1 abstention.

The pledge to fund EU programmes in the UK until 2020 was made during the referendum campaign by senior figures in the leave camp, including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove.

"If the public votes to leave on 23 June, we will continue to fund EU programmes in the UK until 2020, or up to the date when the EU is due to conclude individual programmes if that is earlier than 2020," they said.

At party conference on Sunday, the SNP assuaged their fears, making a guarantee to fund EU students' courses, even after the Brexit, as long as they started university in 2017 or before.

The European Commission last month said that it failed to find a winner in a contest to fund EU carbon capture and storage projects, deepening doubts that the technology can soon emerge to help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

This paper reviews the state of the art of technologies involved in developing time critical cloud applications, and presents the approach of a recently funded EU H2020 project: the Software Workbench for Interactive, Time Critical and Highly self-adaptive cloud applications (SWITCH).

MuteinDB will be used and extended in the context of BIONEXGEN, a recently funded EU project.

This research was funded by the INIA projects RTA2008-00035-C02-01/02 and Rthe011-00044-C02-1/2 of the Spanish Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Tecnología Agraria and FEDER funds (EU).

Senior officials at the Bank of England, up to and including Mervyn King, were shaken by the events that led up to the weekend in early May when an International Monetary Fund-EU financial rescue package was put together in an attempt to prevent the Greek debt problem going viral.

Among the few bonuses to be declared so far are those for 2,400 staff at stricken Allied Irish Banks, which is due to issue €40m of bonuses next Friday – despite being bailed out as part of the International Monetary Fund-EU Irish rescue package.

Hammond hopes that the guarantee to continue funding EU-backed projects will ensure a flurry of activity over the coming months, thus providing a boost to both demand and confidence.