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“BP will not make a decision on its next dividend payment until late July”
“Mr Svanberg indicated that, with the ultimate cost of the spill so uncertain, a decision would be made closer to 27 July, when the next dividend payment is due to be declared.”
“she was told by her manager that she needed to find an extra £20,000 to stage the European tour she was hoping to play later this year.”
“I would still be £20,000 out of pocket.”
“Some fans have been unable or unwilling to pay $40 (£27) a ticket for her current tour.”
“Of that price, she will get around $16 (£11) per person to cover all touring costs.”
“to raise the £20,000 she needs to tour Europe.”
“Northern Ireland public spending cuts totalling up to £1.5 billion over the next four years.”
“NI will likely experience growth of less than 1% in 2010.”
“economic growth of just 1.5% in 2011, compared to 2.7% for the UK and 3.5% for the Republic of Ireland.”
“unemployment levels are likely to rise, pushing towards 8% by the turn of the year, which would be at levels last seen in early 1997.”
“In this respect, we expect Northern Ireland public spending cuts totalling up to £1.5 billion over the next four years”
“Mr Ramsey predicts NI will likely experience growth of less than 1% in 2010.”
“we expect economic growth of just 1.5% in 2011”
“compared to 2.7% for the UK”
“and 3.5% for the Republic of Ireland”
“unemployment levels are likely to rise, pushing towards 8% by the turn of the year”
“Richard Desmond told the BBC he had £1bn to spend”
“"This £2bn investment in north Wales, which was previously opposed by David Cameron, is only happening thanks to the pioneering work undertaken by Ed Miliband when he was Labour's Energy Secretary. Gwynt y Mor will be Wales' largest wind f…”
“contracts worth £2.2m have already been awarded”
“£2bn Gwynt y Mor windfarm”
“The crisis led to the EU approving a 750bn euro ($938bn; £651bn) emergency package to stabilise the troubled euro.”
“"We have a moderate but pretty solid recovery in place," he told CNBC television.”
“Earlier on Friday, Mr Osborne said that eurozone countries, especially those in southern Europe, needed to cut their budget deficits to show that they can live within their means.”
“The regeneration project, which cost £12,236, will be unveiled in Pates Lane, Coleraine on Friday.”
“When the Re-imaging Communities Programme was launched in July 2006, it had a budget of £3.3m.”
“It aimed to deliver 60 to 80 community-based projects within three years, restoring pride to local neighbourhoods”
“A further £500,000 of funding was allocated to the re-imaging programme in October 2008 through the Department of Culture, Arts and leisure.”
“There have now been 155 projects awarded funding.”
“A new deepwater quay is to be opened at Warrenpoint harbour later, the latest stage in a £21m development.”
“The total cost of the second phase of the development came to more than £12m.”
“"Conservative estimates indicate that direct employment within the harbour currently introduces over £3m of purchasing power into the local economy every year," he added.”
“The national sport development agency - Sportscotland - invested more than £6m in the three venues.”
“could amount to nearly £7bn”
“Unions estimated staff could collectively be owed £80m.”
“The pay dispute centred on the council's old bonus structure and the tribunal ruled that bonus payments to men were discriminatory and typically allowed male employees to earn more than £50,000 a year.”
“Payouts to staff following the ruling would be backdated over six years and are estimated to be about £20,000 each, the GMB said.”
“It represented about 1,400 people in the dispute and estimated they would receive just under £30m.”
“When workers represented by other unions or no-win-no-fee lawyers are included, the total compensation could amount to £80m, a GMB spokesman added.”
“He said: 'They have caught me with £60,000 in the bank, the tax people'. He just said: 'I'll go to jail'.”
“The Department for Transport (DfT) must find £683m in savings.”
“BP's share price rose 4% in early European trading.”
“BP estimates that the disaster has so far cost the company about $990m.”
“the government said on Thursday it would send a $69m (£47.1m) bill to BP for expenditure incurred from its response to the spill.”
“The government said on Thursday it would send a $69m (£47.1m) bill to BP for expenditure incurred from its response to the spill.”
“Information about all future government spending above £25,000 is due to become available from November.”
“£7m per day”
“Last year, US-based Kresge Foundation said it would donate £500,000 to the Lyric's rebuild if the theatre raised £800,000 by 30 June 2010.”
“With just four weeks to go, the theatre still has £150,000 left to raise.”
“Since the funding campaign for the new building began in 2003, nearly £17.5 million has been raised.”
“In January he hosted a star-studded dinner in New York that raised nearly $400,000 (£273,482) for the theatre.”
“one of the so-called "pioneers" who pay just over £300 per month to take part in BMW Group's electric motoring trial”
“I'm told it's about £3 for a full charge”
“he was able to save an impressive £25,000 a year.”
“Schools in England held surpluses of £2bn at the end of the last school year, according to official figures - an increase of almost 15% on the previous year.”
“an estimated one in six schools were in deficit”
“earning about £50,000 in the past year from hiring out facilities outside of school hours”
“applying for a grant to part-fund a £200,000 upgrade of the on-site catering facilities”
“getting academy status can see a school's budget increase by between 8% and 15%”
“the benefits are unlikely to be more than a 5% budget increase”
“staff, whose salaries generally eat up more than 60% of a school's budget”
“who made his £70m fortune as chief executive of Man Group”
“But at the other end of the scale, an estimated one in six schools were in deficit and essentially had to borrow money from the local authority to keep going.”
“These include earning about £50,000 in the past year from hiring out facilities outside of school hours”
“as well as applying for a grant to part-fund a £200,000 upgrade of the on-site catering facilities.”
“Some estimates suggest that getting academy status can see a school's budget increase by between 8% and 15%”
“The most significant of these relates to staff, whose salaries generally eat up more than 60% of a school's budget.”
“Public buildings and land in Wales face a backlog of about £2bn worth of repairs, the auditor general has said.”
“But the auditor general estimated that the total backlog maintenance across Wales was £2bn, with £1.3bn of that in local government, £0.5bn in the NHS and £0.2bn in other sectors.”
“The Welsh public sector spends more than £500m each year running land and buildings worth some £12bn, the review found.”
“The public estate in Wales is valued at just under £10bn, but is split across a wide variety of sectors and organisations.”
“A sailor is hoping to raise £20,000 for armed forces charities by sailing along the south coast from Plymouth to London.”
“Judge Philip Hughes said that he had to recognise that the amount of money the defendant received, about £7,450, was modest, she had pleaded guilty and was a woman of good character.”
“The apartment block was built on edge of the Gas Works site near the Markets at a cost of almost £1m.”
“Lawyers Michael McFall, 43, and Andrew Rimmington, 40, were accused of making £80,000 by buying shares in NeuTec Pharma ahead of a takeover by Novartis.”
“During the trial, the court heard NeuTec, a small biotech firm, was subject to a large corporate £305m buyout by Novartis in June 2006.”
“The deal saw founders Prof James Burnie and Prof Ruth Matthews legitimately receive about £21m for the business they set up at the University of Manchester in the late 1990s.”
“But England's colleges face £200m of cuts to their adult learning budgets.”
“These cuts were identified by the former Labour government, and were confirmed as 'efficiency savings' by the new Chancellor last week.”
“the leisure centre it runs costs £456,700 per year”
“the outdoor activity centre, which the council leases, costs tax payers about £500,000 per year”
“The council said the leisure centre made a loss of about £277,000 per year”
“A spokesman for Bosleys auctioneers in central England told the BBC that the medals fetched $6,443 (£4,400).”
“has been awarded £200 in compensation.”
“Cornwall Council is having to make budget cuts of £100m over the next four years.”
“The police force covering the two counties has been told to cut £2.8m in this financial year's budget.”
“DCPA said that about 80% of the authority's budget was spent on "people".”
“Forces across England and Wales have been asked by the Home Office to cut a total of £125m as part of plans to cut the budget deficit.”
“The federal government will send a $69m (£47.1m) bill to BP Plc on Thursday for expenditure incurred from its response to the spill, the White House said.”
“BP estimates that the disaster has so far cost the company about $990m in clean-up costs.”
“Two Democratic senators have written to Mr Hayward urging him to suspend payments to shareholders worth $10bn until all costs of the clean-up and compensation are paid out.”
“Two years ago, it was estimated that work breaking up redundant rigs could be worth £30bn by 2040.”
“There are more than 600 oil and gas installations in the North Sea with 470 of them in UK waters, according to Oil & Gas UK. They include thousands of miles of pipelines and steel platforms weighing more than 10,000 tonnes. Under current …”
“Jill May, managing director of Stanley Mill, said: "You find yourself responsible for the final salary pension scheme of the employees and at the moment it's the only way forward for the site and for the business."”
“In April, an independent review declared the Woodlands unit was fit to be reopened after a £500,000 refit and suicide prevention training.”
“Council staff who use cars for work are currently given £1,000 a year plus mileage allowances, but now some say they will refuse to use their own cars.”
“The council has said it is to scrap the payments and replace them with a flat fee of 40p-a-mile.”
“Moody's and Fitch each cut BP's rating by a modest one notch, from Aa1 to Aa2, and from AA+ to AA, respectively.”
“Standard & Poor's, which rates BP at AA.”
“BP's main five-year dollar bond was trading on Thursday at a yield of 5.5% - some 3.25% more expensive than the interest rate that the US government would have to borrow at.”
