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His lawyer said licences were "obtained when required" from the Treasury.

But Mr Meacher said licences for growing GM crops in the UK might have to be approved despite public opposition because of European Union legislation.

A spokesman for Natural England said: "Licences were issued in full knowledge that they would remain provisional until the maximum and minimum numbers were authorised - based on the final population data and agreed methodology".

Fifield said licence fees were being abolished because they were from an era when television had a mass audience.

46% said licence fee does not offer value for money However, there was an overall satisfaction rating of 75%.

Will Harding, the chief strategy officer at the UK's biggest commercial radio group, has also said licence fee payers are not getting value for money because the BBC stations overlap too much with their rivals.

John Glen has said Licence to Kill "is among my best Bond films, if not the best".

Councils say licences may be needed because of the health and fire risks associated with shisha.

For the intelligence arm of a country that still clings to its seat on the UN security council, nothing says Licence to Shill like the impression you need to ride in on the coat tails of a hot movie opening.

Smith said open licences were "even less transparent" than the standard individual export licences, which apply to specific sets of restricted goods that are being exported.

Mr Cable said: "The licences were granted because at the time there were no grounds for refusal".