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In the autumn statement George Osborne announced that apprenticeship funding will be given to employers rather than training providers.

Extra funding will be given to the pupil deprivation grant, a scheme to increase school spending in poorer areas.

Extra funding will be given to support services by the Welsh government to cope with the surge in demand.

Around £65m to £78m in extra funding will be given to Wales from the UK government's budgets.

Funding will be given to parties on either side of the debate, meaning that we're likely to be bombarded soon with government-funded campaigns opposing the rights of same-sex couples.

In the coming weeks, the money collected by the fund will be given to seven of the oldest and most respected social services agencies in New York.

Microsoft says that fund recipients will be given $75,000 in funding, free software and services, and will also have the opportunity to participate in a company program that will allow them to connect with the other grant recipients as well as with other investors.

After the conventions, candidates must stop fund-raising and will be given $67.6 million in federal funds to spend on the general election.

A fund of £1m will be given to different community art groups to create a number of commissions, such as a "statement" piece of artwork for the circuit and others to be used around the county.

In exchange, the school will receive $75,000 in discretionary funding and its teachers will be given a lump sum payment roughly equal to a 2percentt salary increase.

Hunt followed his radio interview with a speech today to the healthcare thinktank the King's Fund, announcing that consultants will be given compulsory seven-day contracts with or without their union the BMA's involvement.