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	2006-07		2007/08
Police authority	Budget requirement (£)	Resident population (million)	Budget requirement (£)	Resident population (million)
Avon and Somerset	236,729,347	1.54	248,854,304	1.55
Bedfordshire	87,335,239	0.59	91,229,000	0.59
Cambridgeshire	110,474,455	0.75	116,008,248	0.76
Cheshire	150,305,000	1.00	157,408,000	1.00
Cleveland	114,975,143	0.55	119,736,908	0.55
Cumbria	90,328,000	0.49	94,029,437	0.49
Derbyshire	145,328,989	0.99	151,564,335	0.99
Devon and Cornwall	246,273,836	1.64	256,803,556	1.65
Dorset	103,055,700	0.71	107,800,000	0.71
Durham	102,583,311	0.59	112,325,160	0.59
Dyfed-Powys	79,892,792	0.51	83,635,989	0.51
Essex	231,985,273	1.65	242,220,179	1.66
Gloucestershire	91,489,400	0.58	95,658,895	0.58
Greater Manchester	503,504,176	2.54	524,128,336	2.55
Gwent	106,054,899	0.56	110,674,143	0.56
Hampshire	269,722,000	1.82	281,925,000	1.83
Hertfordshire	164,225,494	1.06	171,441,072	1.06
Humberside	158,052,928	0.89	164,900,977	0.89
Kent	247,311,000	1.63	257,912,389	1.65
Lancashire	239,533,000	1.44	252,645,000	1.44
Leicestershire	148,270,715	0.95	154,705,856	0.96
Lincolnshire	86,492,378	0.69	90,405,764	0.70
Merseyside	296,426,757	1.36	307,320,130	1.36
Metropolitan	2,425,700,000	7.51	2,532,700,000	7.56
Norfolk	124,672,108	0.83	131,334,638	0.84
North Wales	118,675,632	0.68	124,801,733	0.68
North Yorkshire	122,894,000	0.77	127,634,283	0.77
Northamptonshire	105,398,000	0.66	110,306,000	0.66
Northumbria	260,475,000	1.39	270,145,176	1.39
Nottinghamshire	170,490,070	1.04	177,621,598	1.04
South Wales	222,649,897	1.23	232,098,915	1.23
South Yorkshire	230,581,818	1.28	239,624,966	1.28
Staffordshire	164,024,687	1.05	170,861,799	1.05
Suffolk	97,352,382	0.69	101,851,694	0.70
Surrey	172,396,784	1.08	180,592,560	1.08
Sussex	227,247,669	1.53	237,148,000	1.54
Thames Valley	329,137,246	2.14	344,367,127	2.15
Warwickshire	76,560,000	0.53	80,078,926	0.53
West Mercia	176,766,000	1.19	184,296,580	1.19
West Midlands	501,612,139	2.59	521,750,000	2.59
West Yorkshire	380,196,015	2.12	396,047,439	2.13
Wiltshire	91,633,000	0.64	96,022,839	0.64
England and Wales total	10,008.812,279	53.45	10,452,616,951	53.68

Proceeds of Crime: Terrorism

David Davis: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the total sum is of money collected relating to the suspected financing of terrorism through the suspicious activity reports regime since its creation. [182215]

Jacqui Smith: Statistics on the amount of money seized as a result of information received through Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) on the suspected financing of terrorism have been collected by the National Terrorist Financial Investigation Unit (NTFIU) of the Metropolitan Police since September 2006.

Since that date, £1,027,280 has been seized by the NTFIU for further investigation into the origins of the money and the intentions of the transacting parties following SARs of suspected terrorist financing passed onto them from the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA). It is not possible to provide further details of the transactions or a breakdown of this figure due to the need to protect ongoing operations.

Street Crime Initiative

David Davis: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many members of staff in the Home Office were working full time on the Street Crime Initiative in (a) December 2002 and (b) December 2007. [182361]

Jacqui Smith: The Street Crime Initiative was launched in 2002 in order to tackle robbery. Information on staffing levels of the Street Crime Action Team can no longer be given due to a change made in recording personnel details against organisational structure in 2004. The Street Crime Action Team disbanded in April 2005 at the close of the initiative.

Touting: Tickets

Mr. Don Foster: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many (a) prosecutions and (b) convictions there were for (i) online and (ii) offline offences of ticket touting under the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 in each year since it came into effect. [184455]

Mr. Coaker [holding answer 4 February 2008]: I refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave on 29 November 2007, Official Report, column 670W, to the hon. Member for Southend, West (Mr. Amess). There have been a further two convictions in respect of offences committed during the 2006-07 football season. Ticket touting on the internet was added to the offence under section 166 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 on 6 April 2007. Centrally collated information is not broken down into online and offline offences.

Transport

Aviation: Finance

Sir Paul Beresford: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what proportion of the net economic benefit, as in paragraph 1.16 of the UK Air Passenger Demand and CO2 Forecasts 2007, of new runways at (a) Stansted and (b) Heathrow would accrue to (i) UK and (ii) non-UK residents. [183583]

Jim Fitzpatrick [holding answer 31 January 2008]: The breakdown of the monetised costs and benefits from additional capacity at Heathrow and Stansted is given in tables 4.2 and 4.3 (p78-79) of UK Air Passenger Demand and Forecasts (published 2007). The following figures are drawn from these tables.

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