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Most of his last year will be spent on the back foot defending his tax cuts and dealing with the consequences of his "transformation" of Iraq.

"From what I gather, the majority of my year will be spent in my office or in my bed," he said.

A further £2m or £3m a year will be spent on funding the new "national living wage" for over-25s when it comes into force next year.

And the BBC may sell or dispose of two of its divisions, Broadcast and Resources.A big slice of the savings of £320m a year will be spent on revamping the BBC's schedules.

There will be three stages over at least three years: the first year will be spent investigating published and unpublished documentation; the second when they hear witnesses; and the third where the inquiry report is written.

But the site of the new school is currently a piece of wasteland next to a Lidl supermarket, and its first year will be spent in a rugby club.

As far as politics are concerned, those six years will be spent on his project of creating a second party and in a search for a new successor".

But only half of those retirement years will be spent in good or very good health, placing a huge burden on the NHS and pensions.

The government hopes that people will use the new flexibility to plan for their old age, including the possibility that their final years will be spent in a nursing home rather than on the Costa del Sol.

The latest wells take just 60 days, at a cost of $1m a day.Most of Petrobras's planned investment in exploration and production of $65 billion over the next five years will be spent on the new fields.

Many of us are now living beyond 75, but there's no guarantee, of course, that our final years will be spent independently, in sound mind, and without discomfort.