article_snippet.sent: Britain is paying professional aid workers up to £1,000 a day.
article_snippet.sent: Britain is paying professional aid workers up to £1,000 a day to work in Africa and Asia as part of a huge push to meet government targets on aid spending, it was claimed last night.
article_snippet.sent: Hundreds of ‘team leaders’ working on aid projects earn at least £120,000 a year once the costs of Hundreds of ‘team leaders expenses, security and accommodation are taken into account, an investigation found.
article_snippet.sent: Philip Davies, who is Tory parliamentary candidate for Shipley said: ‘When people think of overseas aid people think of people who have aid people homes damaged by an earthquake, a hurricane or a tsunami.
article_snippet.sent: Philip Davies, who is Tory parliamentary candidate for Shipley don’t expect to be lining the pockets of consultant fat cats.
article_snippet.sent: Afghan widows queueing up and waiting to receive aid in Kabul, Afghanistan .
article_snippet.sent: The Times quoted anonymous The Timesinsiders’ claiming that private firms were making huge profits of 50 per cent on aid projects.