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They argue the "the weight and strength of environmental evidence" should lead the government to withdraw the scheme, designed to ease congestion around the notorious traffic blackspot around the Brynglas tunnels on the M4.

Mr Leach added: "Our concern is this is a drug that politicians could get hooked on and it will be very difficult to get them off, because people will start saying 'If we withdraw the scheme, it will drive down prices and make the economy weaker'.

Our concern is this is a drug that politicians could get hooked on and it will be very difficult to get them off, because people will start saying 'If we withdraw the scheme, it will drive down prices and make the economy weaker'.

The day before Sutton council's planning committee was to approve the scheme, which included a significant number of affordable homes, the developers withdrew the scheme.

The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML), which represents home loan providers, welcomed the information provided by the chancellor about how the second stage of Help to Buy would work, but said more detail was still needed about withdrawing the scheme.

If claimants withdraw from the scheme after a week they can have their benefits stopped.

The removal of the sanction after one week was a key demand of employers, some of whom said they would withdraw from the scheme unless reforms were made.

He said a lot of large companies were coming under pressure from right-to-work activists to withdraw from the scheme.

Things grew complicated as a "diplomat" go-between instructed her to pay huge sums for supposed documents needed to release the supposed trunks, and warned that she was now implicated and could not withdraw from the scheme.

Though currencies would still have to be subscribed by members receiving Special Drawing Rights, these would be in the background and would not be used, except in the case of a member in net credit on Special Drawing Rights account who wished to withdraw from the scheme.

Amid threats from some of Britain's largest employers that they would withdraw from the scheme, which has been criticised for exploiting young people, the Department for Work and Pensions announced that participants would now keep their benefits even if they left a placement.