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It's clear that with unprecedented pressure on our natural resources and our climate, the world economy needs to "green up".

Once the £135m surplus for 2013-14 generated by England's 147 foundation trusts is taken into consideration, that leaves hospitals collectively facing a deficit of £112m for what has been a demanding year, with unprecedented pressure from ministers, NHS England, regulators and reviews to improve care standards.

With unprecedented pressure on local authorities' budgets, Warwickshire County Council alone need to save £92m over the next four years.

Earlier this week it emerged that hospital A&E units around Wales were struggling to cope with "unprecedented" pressure because of record-breaking admissions.

That long-term plan was put together by NHS bosses, who called for more funding to be able to deal with unprecedented pressure on the NHS budget.

Mr Osborne's pledge - to be officially announced in his Autumn Statement on Wednesday - comes after NHS England bosses warned of a need for an extra £2bn funding this year, to cope with immediate, unprecedented pressure on NHS budgets.

The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, agreed that the NHS was under "unprecedented pressure", with an ageing population and increased use of A&E and ambulance services.

"The unprecedented pressure combined with the anger and frustration around the government's plan to impose a new contract, has left many junior doctors voting with their feet," he added.

With Syria increasingly isolated and facing unprecedented pressure, his father, too, might have found a tactical withdrawal to be expedient.

The growth in immigrants, combined with the baby boom, is putting unprecedented pressure on the school system across the country.

In recent years such dramatic headline-grabbing figures about an epidemic of examination related stress in schools are frequently associated with claims that children are under unprecedented pressure due to the proliferation of testing and the burden of schoolwork.