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One Pentagon programme has seen equipment transfers from the military to state and local law-enforcement agencies worth $4.3 billion.

In Liverpool, for example, the Families and Schools Together programme has seen improved attainment and participation in schools.

This first year of the programme has seen a modest rise in the number of toilets being built.

The programme has seen demand from schools exceed expectations: when charges were introduced in 2014, 248 schools agreed to pay up.

The programme has seen £15m spent on pilot projects over four years to generate interest in chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering among young people.

The government's auto-enrolment pension programme has seen 5.4 million low- to middle-income workers automatically enrolled into workplace pensions over the past three years.

The scheme, officially called the Syrian vulnerable person resettlement programme, had seen 1,800 people arrive in the UK by the beginning of July, with the overall target remaining in place, according to the Home Office.

The NAO report says that the free school programme had seen "much lower average construction costs than in previous programmes" - on average 45% lower - by using "existing properties, reduced building specifications and smaller space standards".

The exceptions were that the programme suggested that Bullock had not heard a warning, when he was in no position to hear whether such a warning was given or not; and that the commentary implied that all four witnesses who appeared on the programme had seen no threatening movements from the IRA members, when only two had been asked whether they witnessed such movements.

Marseille has undergone a renaissance as part of its designation as Europe's culture capital, with a £552m programme that has seen refurbished docks, new and renovated museums and public buildings, and a busy arts programme.

Politicians have warned that the situation is "only going to get worse" due to the impact of the SNP's cost-cutting programme, which has seen ten sheriff courts and seven justice of the peace courts being closed across Scotland.