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Even so, the number of young offenders has been slashed from more than 3,000 six years ago after a change in police targets culture that saw teens picked up as a matter of routine for minor offences to boost clear-up rates.

Confidence could return to the economy and banking system, whilst debt as a proportion of GDP is slashed from more than 30% to just over 3% by 2014.

More than $4.3 billion has been slashed from state mental health budgets nationwide since 2009, according to the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors.

In Italy more than one billion euros ($1.25 billion) have been slashed from the Culture Ministry's budget over the next three years.

And debt has been slashed from $4.6 billion to $2.1 billion.

And the staff has been slashed from 28 to 12.

Executive pay and bonuses must be approved by the government and the quarterly dividend will be slashed from 16 cents to no more than one cent for the next three years.

In a thinly-veiled swipe at Chancellor George Osborne, he also insisted the junior coalition partner would block "wild" Tory calls for £10 billion more to be slashed from the welfare budget.

American confidence in public schools could fall further if more funding is slashed from education budgets, Gallup reports.

More than $2tn was slashed from the value of global markets and sterling suffered its biggest selloff in recent history.

George Osborne's revelation in his spending review that a further 144,000 jobs are to be slashed from the public sector means there is more pain to come for women, critics say.