MPs inquired from Minister for spending huge amount from DIP Aid funds at the time of Pop's Visit to UK

MPs have inquired ministers to describe why they used US$3m (£1.85m) on the Pope's UK visit in last September from the international development funds. They questioned the shocking transfer from the Department for International Development to the Foreign Office.

Ministers should clarify what the money was consumed on "and how it computes with our pledges on overseas aid". Dfid said the cash would not concern overseas aid using as it was taken from its "running charges" fund.

This component of the department's fund has been utilized to fulfill staff’s and administrative expenditures and is not ring fenced from costs engraves different central overseas development aid which is secluded.

The coalition has promised to pay 0.7% of total state income as global aid by 2013 but Labor is inquiring whether they will pay this.

At the time of Pope Benedict's four-day visit in September was expected to have use Whitehall departments £10m, also the Roman Catholic churchgoers also contributed to the costs of the visit.

MPs on the international development select committee said when the examining Dfid's annual accounts, they were surprised to find out the transfer of £1.85m, the money believed to be for overseas development aid. Most of the people will also be shocked that UK aid was spent to fund the Pope's visit last year.

The committee also warned that a pledge to throw more UK aid to war-torn and flimsy states would make it harder to maintain way of how the money was being depleted, and intend less would go to some meager countries where it could get more. The committee also encouraged the government’s objective to spotlight on meager state for providing massive support to poverty alleviation for achieving Millennium Development Goals. He said, these states also want to support from us to control corruption and lack of administration.

Dfid’s spokesman said the department was one of numerous which part-funded the Pope's visit but our contribution identified the Catholic Church's role as a key donor of health and education services in poor countries.

Harriet Harman, the party's deputy leader and the spokeswoman of international development said in her speech, that the alliance is freezing the mainstream aid fund for the next two years and would successfully want to enhance it by 31% in 2013 so as to meet the target.

"With mounting communal annoyance about the result of the cuts on domestic preference, beside a solid public conviction that "charity begins at home", anybody should consider it for decided that the Tories will certainly contribute on their assurance," she will say.