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The Telegraph story "Workers face pay hit under Reeves's National Insurance plans" (Fran Ivens) was published on 28 October 2024, not 30 May 2025. Its JSON-LD in the Wayback Machine's first capture (20241028105238) gives datePublished 2024-10-28T09:55+0000, and the article body quotes PolicyEngine's employer NIC modelling. The headline in citations.json already matches the article's headline, og:title and twitter:title in all three captures, so only the date changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The Telegraph's National Insurance story in
app/src/data/citations.jsonwas dated 2025-05-30. It was published on 2024-10-28, two days before the 30 October 2024 Budget. This PR changes that one field.Evidence
NewsArticle) givesdatePublished: 2024-10-28T09:55+0000anddateModified: 2024-10-28T10:33+0000, and the visible<time class="e-published-date">says the same. This holds in all three captures:Headline
No change. The JSON-LD
headline,og:title,twitter:titleand<title>all read "Workers face pay hit under Reeves’s National Insurance plans" in all three captures, which matches citations.json. The only difference is the Telegraph's curly apostrophe. The URL slug (workers-face-3000-pay-cut-…) doesn't match the headline. It may be a working title, but no capture shows one, so I left the headline as it is. I couldn't fetch the live headline because of the 402, so the latest verified headline is from the 8 December 2024 capture.Ordering
citations.json isn't stored newest-first: featured entries come first, then a hand-curated order.
CitationsClient.tsxkeeps featured entries in JSON order and sorts "All citations" by date, newest first. The entry isn't featured, so it stays where it is, next to the related GB News NIC story. In the sorted list it now falls between Opportunity Arkansas (2024-10-31) and IEA (2024-10-28). Both entries are dated 2024-10-28, soArray.prototype.sort, which is stable, keeps them in JSON order.Related
The same wrong date had been copied into the policyengine-slides introduction-2026 deck. It was corrected there on 9 October 2026 (PolicyEngine/policyengine-slides#77, commit 1c16f14).
Testing
bunx prettier --check app/src/data/citations.json: passes.node_moduleslacksfast-check. CI installs from the lockfile.reformRoutes.test.ts) failed to load locally only because the localnode_moduleslacks@electric-sql/pglite. CI installs from the lockfile.No test reads citations.json directly; the build and type check compile the JSON import.
axiom: n/a: website data fix (citation date), no policy change.
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