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Meanwhile 11,238 council homes were sold off through right to buy in England, compared with 5,944 in 2012/13.

On Thursday, official figures showed that the number of new homes created in England increased by 25% in 2014-15, althereh there was a rise in the number of properties sold off through right to buy.

The Liberal Democrat President, Tim Farron, said: "We need to replace every single home that is sold off through right-to-buy.

Minority government holdings in commercial banks are being gradually sold off through the stock market, but resistance from unions and from within the prime minister's own party have effectively halted plans for the deregulation and eventual privatization of state-owned military companies and the national power company.

Masellis' collection is being gradually sold off through the Doyle New York auction house.

Masellis' collection is gradually being sold off through the Doyle New York auction house.

Online courses are therefore much easier to sell off through a "public-private" partnership.

Eventually Jaguar regained profitability, and the British government sold off the company through a public stock offering.

Separately, the remaining stake in Lloyds Banking Group is also expected to sold off this year, partly through a move by Osborne to offer £2bn of shares to the public at a discount.

But there are fears the company could be sold off too cheaply, either through a private sale or by listing it on the London Stock Exchange.

Buckingham Palace last night refused to comment on suggestions that the Duchess of Kent discreetly sold off two Gainsborough paintings through Spink and Son, the trusted royal art dealers who also purchased Princess Diana's golden dhow from her butler, Harold Brown.