2005: G8 leaders agree $50bn aid boost
The G8 summit has ended with an agreement to boost aid for developing countries by $50bn (£28.8bn).
The debt of the 18 poorest nations in Africa is also being cancelled.
On trade, there was a commitment to work towards cutting subsidies and tariffs.
On climate change, Prime Minister Tony Blair said an agreement had always been unlikely, but that the US now accepted global warming was an issue.
Kumi Naidoo, Chair of the Global Call to Action against Poverty, was disappointed. "The people have roared but the G8 has whispered," he said.
But Live 8 organiser Bob Geldof spoke of a "great day".