11.   Lot a hundred and twelve erm twenty pounds for these?

12.   A pound I shrieked, What do you want a pound for?

13.   I held ten fifteen pounds for the privilege.

14.   Mr. Kinnock has accused Mr. Major of borrowing billions of pounds for a pre-election tax cut bribe.

15.   Today Didcot magistrates fined the Atomic Energy Authority eight thousand pounds for breaking safety laws.

16.   But despite this, Telethon is expected to raise millions of pounds for thousands of people who are in some way in need.

17.   Council tax payers could face a bill for tens of thousands of pounds for policing a music festival.

18.   A couple whose home was vandalised by squatters are now facing a bill of thousands of pounds for repairs.

19.   Meanwhile back at Tenbury, the holly and mistletoe were fetching up to a pound for a pound in weight.

20.   The Merseyside Police Charity Raft Race has become one of the most popular events in the Mersey River Festival, raising tens of thousands of pounds for charity.