Close, but not sure OP wants this (from mwah's example):
687551.pl syntax OK
perl 687551.pl
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|123-UK 123-UK 123-UK|
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Whereas:
my $txt = '-UK 123 123-UK 123-UK 123-UK abc-oops!';
print "|$1|\n" while $txt =~ /((?:\d+-UK\s))/g;
produces
perl 687551.pl
|123-UK |
|123-UK |
|123-UK |
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