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The row, Mr Petrilli reckons, could jeopardise other education programmes backed by the administration.

Research by the charity publicised earlier this year found that back to work programmes backed by the threat of sanctions had significant detrimental effects on both a person's actual mental health and their chances of managing to return to work.

We also looked at: UN figures showing that the world is in the grip of the worst refugee crisis in nearly 20 years; the UK development committee's conclusion that British aid cannot tackle violence against women and girls unless programmes backed by the Department for International Development address cultural attitudes; and UN predictions on population growth.

Here, its Avahan programme, backed by $200m of foundation money, has concentrated on the country's lorry drivers, a trade whose members had a large share of responsibility for spreading HIV in Africa.

This £62m ($99m) programme, backed by the British government, involves seven European aerospace companies: AOS, BAE Systems, Cassidian, Cobham, QinetiQ, Rolls-Royce and Thales.It is potentially a huge new market.

In Sheffield, it is tackling poor diet with an EatWell project and aiming to counter loneliness and isolation with an Ageing Better programme backed by a £6m grant from the Big Lottery Fund.

London: Founders Factory is on the look out for the next big innovation in media as it announces today that it is accepting applications from startups for its accelerator programme, backed by Guardian Media Group (GMG).

Anyone from a family that makes less than $24,000 a year also qualifies for a Pell grant of up to $5,730 a year a scheme that Mr Obama has expanded.Mr Obama's new plan is loosely based on the Tennessee Promise, a state programme backed by both Republicans and Democrats.

But, to be serious for a minute, if you want a part of the action don't miss our report on page 10 – we are launching a two-year youth training programme, backed by the Government, to help those aged 19-25 without a university degree to pursue a career in the media.

But in an exclusive interview with Society Guardian, he has outlined key proposals, including a building and property acquisition programme backed by social finance, but pump-primed by cash from Libor fines paid by banks, and new rights for disabled people to challenge decisions on where they are sent to live.

"[The reforms will help] move away from an era when tax planning had become part of core business models," said Pascal Sainthemans, the OECD's tax director who has led the two-year reform programme, backed by 60 countries representing more than 90% of the world's economy.