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Have branded themselves as being tough on law and order. but what did the stats say? get on the ground! incidents of violent crime have dropped by 28% in the year tojune 2023, but knife possession offences jumped, rising to 28,211 in the yeartojune, while crime associated with knives recorded by police rose 3% in the last year. this remains 7% below the pre—pandemic level. shoplifting offences recorded by the police have risen by 25%, while incidents of burglary were down 29% on the number recorded in the year to march 2020. when you look at crime as an issue amongst the british public, itï¿...

For a decision on whether they can remain in the uk has reached record levels. home office figures show more than 175,000 people were in the backlog in the year tojune, an increase of more than 53,000 in the past 12 months. the government says it's working hard to clear the delays. payments for mps who lose their seats, or step down at the next general election, are to be doubled from two to four months of their salary. the independent parliamentary standards authority, which sets the rules, said mps needed more time to close down their offices and manage the departure of their staff. the nati...

That men's final, with seconds remaining only to lose it in the cruellest way possible. let's get the reaction to that. i cruellest way possible. let's get the reaction to that.— the reaction to that. i can't believe it. _ the reaction to that. i can't believe it, that's _ the reaction to that. i can't - believe it, that's heartbreaking, that last try, i feel sorry for my man, it's happened to him a few times in a big game. ifear the worst, it's one of the ones where it's just up to, it's out of your hands. not up to us, you know i've kicked a thousand of those field goals in the last month,...

Good at investing heavily in infrastructure, but i think these increasingly severe weather events will probably accelerate the shift towards more investment in infrastructure. but other mechanisms are also needed, such as greater insurance, both through government insurance schemes and private sector insurance schemes, to compensate for losses that are incurred due to severe weather events such as typhoons and droughts. rajiv biswas. away from china now — and here in southeast asia, economies have taken a hit from weakening external demand and falling commodity prices. but there's one bright...

Still going through the details. at the headline is that centrica, who owns british gas, made more than £2 billion in the first half of this year. if we look more closely at the company that many people will have heard of, british gas itself, they made almost £1 billion in the first half of this year. that is an enormous rise, they made about £72 million in the whole of the previous year, so a massive rise, partly because the price cap went up much higher than it had previously been, people were paying more, and the energy regulator ofgem said that previously prices that people were paying ...