Multiple reports focus on Palantir, a data-analytics company, and its UK government contracts. One outlet claims London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a proposed £50 million contract for Palantir’s work with the Metropolitan Police. The same coverage also discusses Palantir’s alleged role in health services, saying that supporters—described as people who have seen its effects in the NHS—credit it with improving healthcare operations and saving lives. The articles provide context on broader UK political dynamics, including commentary about former health secretary Wes Streeting’s position within Labour and his perceived lack of support from the Labour Left to challenge Keir Starmer for leadership. Across the coverage, the central claims revolve around two linked issues: the alleged effect of Khan’s decision on policing contracting, and the claimed impact of Palantir deployments in the NHS. The reports do not present consistent, independently verified outcome figures within the provided excerpts, and they reflect differing emphases, with one focusing more on the policing contract allegation and another on purported NHS benefits.