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In an interim report, Gibson said he had not found any evidence of UK agents participating in torture, but he raised 27 serious questions about their potential involvement in the CIA's rendition programme, which involved interrogating terrorist suspects at "black sites" around the world.

He stands to reap the benefits of his predecessor's multibillion-pound modernisation programme, which involved restructuring its warehousing and a new website.

He adopted an IMF-style "structural adjustment" programme which involved setting the exchange rate free, abolishing import licences, slashing tariffs and removing most price controls.

At the time, Jones feared the London borough might be forced to abandon its house building programme, which involved constructing 700 homes (including 350 for social rent) using £18m from the Affordable Homes programme.

The lineage of the Dragon Project can be traced back to 1955 when the United Kingdom launched a nuclear power programme which involved the construction of large graphite moderated reactors fuelled with natural uranium and cooled by carbon dioxide.

" All the men must be fed, sheltered and treated in such a way as to exploit them to the highest possible extent at the lowest conceivable degree of expenditure". The evidence shows that Sauckel was in charge of a programme which involved deportation for slave labour of more than 5,000,000 human beings, many of them under terrible conditions of cruelty and suffering.

Through our internationally recognised rehabilitation programme, which involves counselling and daily psycho-social therapy, we empower and eventually reintegrate victims of trafficking into mainstream society.

Eleven participants were selected for the programme, which involves a series of monthly meetings with high-profile mentors and group workshops on topics such as visual business planning.

While the budget for counter-terrorism policing has been entirely protected, not all counter-terrorism work has been shielded in the same way, raising the prospect that the Prevent programme, which involves local authorities, may face cutbacks.

This Programme, which involves up to ninety state school teachers each year, has been held over the past three years in Dartington, Devon, at Dunston, in Norfolk and at Buxton, in Derbyshire.

Gove's intervention comes a month after Sheffield city council dismissed his demands to halt the programme, which involves 6,000 trees being chopped down as part of a 25-year £2bn highway maintenance scheme.