In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

[Q]: Online shopping juggernaut Amazon has today launched a one-hour delivery service for certain central London postcodes. The Prime Now service will be available on a range of more than 10,000 items, from games consoles and sports equipment to coffee and nappies. The basket value must be higher than £20 per order. It is available to Prime members who pay £79 a year and are willing to fork out a £6.99 delivery charge. Amazon already offers one-hour delivery in certain parts of the US, including Dallas, Manhattan and Miami. The service is expected to reach all of London and more UK cities by the end of the year. The move is likely to put more pressure on the struggling high street.Amazon Prime members can pay £6.99 for one-hour deliveriesExpected to reach rest of London and other cities later in the yearWe list the postcodes which can currently take advantage below
[A]: The one advantage the high street had over online shops such as Amazon was the fact people can pick up products straightaway opposed to waiting - but this move by _ will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.


[Q]: How much of a haul have the Clintons brought in during their four decades in politics? Three billion – that's with a 'b' – is the most up-to-date tally. The Washington Post went back an investigated the Clintons' behemoth donor network, starting with Bill Clinton's losing 1974 congressional race and ending at Hillary Clinton's current presidential run. Now, 41 years into politics, what the newspaper found was that money funneling to the Clinton brand has topped $3 billion, with $2 billion going to the Clinton Foundation and $1 billion going toward political races and a legal defense fund, post-Monica Lewinsky scandal.The Clintons' network of donors has given $1 billion to political races and $2 billion to the Clinton Foundation over the yearsThe Clintons' top donor overall is Univision chairman Haim SabanBill Clinton courted Hollywood in the early '90s using fellow Arkansas Mary Steenburgen as an inThe same people donating to the Clintons are helping to arrange hefty speakers' fees for the couple
[A]: That breaks down to at least $10 million toward the Clinton Foundation, $2.05 million to _ and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.


[Q]: The Tories have accepted hundreds of thousands of pounds from a businessman whose company duped thousands of families in a mis-selling scandal. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign, official records show. The revelation will raise fresh questions for David Cameron over his links to millionaire donors. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign Mr Harpin is the chief executive of HomeServe – the maintenance firm which styles itself as the UK's 'fifth emergency service'.EXCLUSIVE: Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008Mr Harpin is the chief executive of maintenance firm HomeServeCompany was fined a record £30million last year for mis-selling insuranceCustomers were misled or bullied into buying policies they did not need
[A]:
The company – which claims it offers peace of mind to consumers who are worried about losing their boiler or water supply in the dead of winter – has three million customers in the _, holding 7.5million policies.