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The Halifax Junior Cash Isa, available only through branches, pays a variable rate of 3% on deposits of £1 or more, but this will be boosted to 6% if the person with parental responsibility has a Halifax Isa too.

Knight signed a five-year, $1.25 million contract, and, with incentives, his salary will be boosted to $400,000 a year, about $100,000 less than the average of other coaches in the Big 12 Conference.

The likelihood is that it will be boosted to around €750bn by adding the money from the current temporary bailout fund, but not for a few months, as Berlin is determined to get the stringent new euro rulebook established first.

This means the company's total solar production capacity will be boosted to 100 MW annually.

The display refresh rate will be boosted to 90 Hz and the total resolution for both eyes is aimed at 2160x1200 pixels.

Virgin Media's upgrade will mean customers currently signed up for 10Mbps will be boosted to 20Mbps, while users on 20Mbps and 30Mbps packages will both be upped to 60Mbps.

Minusca will eventually be boosted to 12,000 soldiers and police officers but not until early next year, to the frustration of groups including Amnesty International.

"We expect that the mortgage market will be boosted up to April, as buyers bring forward their transactions to avoid the stamp duty surcharge on additional homes," he said.

The drive to get parents to bring their children to free Government schools will be boosted by plans to build and renovate schools, train and support teachers, increase the capacity of Ministries and provide youth training facilities.

The chancellor, George Osborne, believes nursing numbers will be boosted by his decision to abolish nurse bursaries, arguing it will lift the cap on university places.

Pirates will be boosted for the trip to Nottingham by the return of hooker Rob Elloway, forward Laurie McGlone and scrum-half Gavin Cattle.