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But he seems to be co-operating.

Peterson is understood to be co-operating with the investigators and gave a statement to a grand jury last week.

Money will be saved because claimants will lose benefits much more quickly than at present if they are deemed not to be co-operating.

RBS, for instance, has sacked four traders and up to 20 banks and financial firms are thought to be co-operating with international regulators.

But the small print of the deal was that the SAA would be frozen until Serbia was deemed to be co-operating with the tribunal.

That was blocked until Serbia was deemed to be co-operating fully on the capture of war-crimes suspects.That agreement will almost certainly be unblocked now.

However, it is believed to be co-operating with another small breakaway group opposed to the peace process, the Continuity IRA.

Bids are due by November 4th.Santo Maggio, head of Refco's capital-markets unit, is reported to be co-operating with federal prosecutors.

Saudi officials are known to be co-operating with Paris over Aqap plans to attack French targets in an attempt to carry out Osama bin Laden's threat of reprisals for President Nicolas Sarkozy's ban on burqas.

Rick Rylance, chief executive of the AHRC, emphasised in the autumn that the council now operates in a "something for something" world: it has to be seen to be co-operating.

Iran and North Korea are known to be co-operating on their missile programmes.The nuclear optionIf strong collective action is unlikely, the question is what else might be done.