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IN JUST two months' time, Portugal's three-year bail-out programme will end.

The lagged effects of European fiscal austerity and Chinese monetary tightening should be having an impact by then, and the Federal Reserve's QE programme will end in June.

An expensive store refit programme will end next year as bosses assess whether the £1m price tag for each refit is worth it.

The programme will end with Lights Out, an attempt to persuade everyone in the UK to turn out all lights between 10pm and 11pm, the hour of the declaration, except for single candles.

There were no surprises as Mr Bernanke affirmed that the Fed was in no hurry to raise interest rates; its $600 billion quantitative-easing programme will end in June.

In an area where a 10-year New Deal for Communities (NDC) regeneration programme will end in March, and more than half of the residents live in rented social accommodation, compared with 19% nationally, and just 29% own their home, against a national figure of 69%, researchers found residents in dire need of such bridges.

The pilot programmes will end in April 2014.

This legislation will affect the price at which the centre sells grain to the states, and those with larger programmes will end up having to buy from the open market to top up their requirements.

For apprentices, the days of the pass/fail are numbered: changes to the apprenticeship system mean that all training programmes will end with participants being awarded a grade according to ability.

Tuition fees represented the thin end of a long wedge, which has since been developed into a full-blown programme that will end universities as a public service.

But the programme will soon end and some question whether the uptick in demand will continue once the subsidies are withdrawn.Japan's economy grew in the second quarter, largely because of a rise in both exports and government spending.