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business · Express
“The Prime Minister previously said this would knock around £45 off the annual Ofgem price cap from October”
45 GBP
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defence · News Briefing
“armed forces will reach 300,000 active personnel”
300000 personnel
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defence · News Briefing
“Prime minister says armed forces will reach 300,000 active personnel, doubling 2014 levels”
300000 active personnel
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legal · New Dispatch
“Thailand's current Prime Minister, however, said this morning: 'This is why the government do not allow [citizens] to posses firearms.'”
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politics · BBC
“The prime minister will overhaul the £90bn public procurement system so bidders have to show they are supporting young people into work and addressing local skills shortages.”
90 billion pounds
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world · New Dispatch
“The number of crossings is down by 50 per cent this year compared with the same period in 2025 and the month we've just had," the Prime Minister said.”
50 %
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world · New Dispatch
“July has been the lowest number for six years of people crossing," the Prime Minister said.”
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crime · New Dispatch
“There's been a doubling of enforcement officers through the National Crime Agency on the UK side of the channel, and French specialist officers are now similarly doubled in number working on the beac…”
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2
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politics · BBC
“the 12 victims of taxi driver Bird”
12
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defence · New Dispatch
“The Prime Minister is to press ahead with publishing the long-delayed Defence Investment Plan (Dip) ahead of the Nato leaders summit on July 7, after a dispute over funding earlier this month trigger…”