In full: Councils facing losses

Here are the councils which, the BBC understands, have revealed deposits in the collapsed Icelandic bank Landsbanki or its UK arm Heritable, or in other threatened Icelandic institutions:

• Kent County Council - £50 million
• Nottingham City Council - £42 million
• Haringey Borough Council - £37 million
• Norfolk County Council - £32.5 million
• Dorset County Council - £28.1 million
• Hertfordshire - £28 million
• Barnet Council- £27.4 million
• Somerset County Council - £25 million
• Northumberland County Council - £23 million
• Surrey County Council - £20 million
• Hillingdon Council - £20 million
• Neath Port Talbot Council - £20 million
• Westminster Council - £17 million
• Brent - £15 million
• Caerphilly County Council - £15 million.
• North Ayrshire - £15 million
• Plymouth City Council £13 million
• Havering Council - £12.5 million
• West Sussex - £12.9 million
• Breckland Council - £12 million
• Gloucestershire County Council - £12 million
• Cheltenham Borough Council - £11 million
• Lancashire County Council - £10 million
• Scottish Borders Council - £10m
• Cambridge City Council - £9 million
• Wakefield - £9 million
• West Oxfordshire District Council - £9 million
• Wyre Forest District Council - £9 million
• Cheshire County Council - £8.5 million
• Bassetlaw District Council - £8 million
• Bristol City Council - £8 million
• Daventry District Council - £8 million
• Wiltshire County Council - £8 million
• South Lanarkshire Council - £7.5 million
• Tamworth Borough Council - £7.5 million
• Derwentside District Council - £7 million
• North East Lincolnshire Council - £7 million
• West Lindsey District Council - £7 million
• Cherwell District Council - £6.5 million
• Bolton Council - £6 million
• Redcar and Cleveland Council - £6 million
• Lancaster City Council - £6 million
• Canterbury City Council - £6 million
• Ceredigion - £5.5 million
• North Lincolnshire Council - £ 5.5 million
• Sutton Council - £5.5 million
• Bracknell Forest - £5 million
• Bromley Borough Council - £5 million
• Buckinghamshire County Council - £5 million
• Stoke-on-Trent Council - £5 million
• Braintree District - £5 million
• Cornwall County Council - £5 million
• Exeter City Council - £5 million
• Ipswich Borough Council - £5 million
• Oxfordshire County Council - £5 million
• South Ayrshire - £5 million
• South Ribble - £5 million
• Wokingham Borough Council - £5 million
• Gateshead Council - £4.5 million
• Oxford City Council - £4.5 million
• Colchester Borough Council - £4 million
• East Lindsey District Council - £4 million
• East Staffordshire Borough Council - £4 million
• North Wiltshire District Council - £4 million
• Powys Council £4 million
• Restormel Borough Council - £4 million
• Rotherham Council - £3.8 million
• Flintshire Council - £3.7 million
• Aylesbury District Council - £3 million
• Bolsover Council - £3 million
• East Ayrshire - £3 million
• North Somerset - £3 million
• Doncaster Council - £3 million
• Nuneaton and Bedworth - £3 million
• Peterborough City Council - £3 million
• Rugby Council - £3 million
• Rhondda Cynon Taff Council - £3 million
• Solihull Council - £3 million
• Stroud - £3 million
• Newcastle-Under-Lyme Council - £2.5 million
• Slough Council - £2.5 million
• South Oxfordshire District Council - £2.5 million
• Wycombe District Council - £2.5 million
• Uttlesford Council - £2.2 million
• Chorley Council - £2 million
• Cotswold District Council - £2 million
• Gloucester City Council - £2 million
• Great Yarmouth - £2 million
• Moray Council - £2 million
• Newark and Sherwood District Council - £2 million
• Rushmoor Council - £2 million
• Wirral Council - £2 million
• Wychavon District Council - £1.5 million
• South Hams District Council - £1.25 million
• Monmouthshire Council - £1.2 million
• Mid-Devon - £1.1 million
• Amber Valley - £1 million
• Charnwood Borough Council - £1 million
• Dover District Council - £1 million
• Bridgnorth - £1 million
• Hertsmere Borough Council - £1 million
• Kirklees Council - £1 million
• Perth and Kinross Council - £1 million
• Tewkesbury Borough Council - £1 million
• Vale of White Horse District Council - £1 million
• Winchester - £1 million
• Sevenoaks District Council - £1 million
• Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council - £1 million
• Lewes District Council - £1 million
• Burnley Council - £1 million

Other affected bodies

• Transport For London - £40 million
• Metropolitan Police - £30 million
• Oxford University - £30 million
• Audit Commission - £10 million
• Dorset Police Authority - £7 million
• South Wales Police Authority - £7 million
• Sussex Police Authority - £6.8 million
• West Yorkshire Police Authority - £6 million
• Thames Valley Police Authority - £5 million
• Northumbria Police Authority - £3.5 million
• Hertfordshire Police Authority - £3 million
• Dyfed-Powys Police Authority - £2 million
• Gwent Police Authority - £1 million
• Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Charities - £1.65 million
• Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust - £7.5 million
• Central/North West London NHS Foundation Trust - £1 million