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Web pages have been set up to help outraged customers send automatic tweets to companies involved in the schemes, which unions have also condemned.

The schemes, which offer a guaranteed payment based on a worker's earnings, have become increasingly expensive to run, and many firms have closed them to new workers.

Under the schemes, which began in 1998, real estate speculators bought properties and then quickly resold them at vastly inflated prices, a practice known as flipping.

Scott said the players signed up to the schemes, which gave them large reductions in tax bills, because financial advisers targeted high-earning footballers and it became a culture within the game.

About 60,000 farmers take part in the schemes, which are split into the basic Entry Level Stewardship and the more ambitious (and better rewarded) Higher Lever Stewardship, both of which began in 2005.

The schemes, which are likely to prove highly unpopular, are being put together as part of NHS England's drive to rationalise services and treat many more patients outside hospitals through 44 regional Sustainability and Transformation Plans in a bid to find £22bn of savings to help close a £30bn hole in its budget.

Under the scheme, which runs until 2020, the cap is tightened each year.

The British Museum director, Neil MacGregor, said the scheme, which was without parallel, was internationally envied and emulated.

They said the funding of the scheme, which was relaunched last year, was "excessive".

Prosecutors say that Mr. Schussler was the mastermind of the scheme, which began in 1967.

The scheme, which also included building low walls on the river banks, cost some £53m.