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Reeves' £26bn Tax Rise: Bond Markets, Not Benefits
Analysis reveals Rachel Reeves's budget tax hikes are largely to appease bond investors, not fund welfare. Discover the figures behind the political storm.
Urgent passport warning for UK travellers to EU
Luton Airport warns travellers their EU trips could be halted even with a valid passport. Check the 10-year rule and 3-month validity now to avoid being turned away.
Rachel Reeves' economic claims under scrutiny
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her fiscal rules amid questions over spending plans. Analysis reveals potential challenges to her economic narrative. Read the full investigation.
Mum's 3 'controversial' holiday rules for her children
A mother's three strict holiday rules for her children, including daily maths and map reading, have divided opinion online. Discover her methods for raising 'smart, polite humans'.
Premier League Votes Against Salary Cap, Backs New Rules
Premier League clubs have voted against a controversial 'anchoring' salary cap but approved new Squad Cost Ratio rules to replace PSR from 2025-26. Discover what this means for football finance.
Fed official's husband violated trading rules
Former Federal Reserve governor Adriana Kugler's husband engaged in prohibited stock trading before key meetings, according to ethics investigation. Discover the full story.
Airport phone rule that could ground travellers
Travellers are being warned about a crucial mobile phone rule that could see them turned away at airport security. Discover this essential travel tip that most passengers don't know about.
Rio Ferdinand's Dubai trip sparks government fury
Manchester United icon Rio Ferdinand faces backlash after jetting to Dubai while British public endure strict lockdown measures, with government sources labelling the trip 'hypocritical'.
Government pushes through controversial takeover rules overhaul
Conservative ministers force through landmark legislation allowing faster corporate takeovers, sparking opposition fury and raising concerns about national security safeguards.
Labour to give OBR veto power over budgets
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces radical plan to give Office for Budget Responsibility unprecedented veto power over government budgets, marking significant break from Conservative economic approach.
Wheelie Bin Mistakes Could Cost You £1,000
UK households face hefty penalties for common wheelie bin errors including overfilling, wrong placement and contamination. Learn how to avoid costly fines.
New UK Rule: All Voters Must Carry ID
A major government overhaul will require all UK residents to prove their identity when voting in elections, sparking debates about democracy and accessibility.
UK Passport Rules Set for Major Overhaul
Major passport rule changes are coming that could save British travellers time and money. Discover how the 10-year passport renewal could become a thing of the past.
MPs barred from contacting Prince of Wales's office
Exclusive: The House of Commons has implemented strict new rules preventing MPs from approaching the Prince of Wales's government office directly, marking a significant constitutional shift in parliamentary procedure.
UFC changes rules after London eye poke controversy
The Ultimate Fighting Championship announces significant rule modifications to prevent eye pokes after Tom Aspinall's controversial victory over Ciryl Gane at UFC London.
Blood scandal victims demand compensation rule changes
Victims of the NHS infected blood scandal demand Chancellor Rachel Reeves overhaul compensation rules that could cost them millions in lost payments and tax liabilities.
Australian Road Rules: 30km/h Zones Proposed Nationwide
The Albanese government is considering sweeping changes to Australian road rules, with potential 30km/h speed limits in residential areas and near schools to improve pedestrian safety.
Reeves Under Fire Over £25bn Interest Bill Crisis
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as economists question her fiscal rules amid soaring government borrowing costs and a £25 billion interest payment bill that threatens Labour's investment plans.
Reeves forced into borrowing spree as fiscal plans unravel
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts harsh economic reality as soaring debt costs and weak growth force major borrowing increases, putting Labour's fiscal rules under severe pressure.
UK pressured to reform Overseas Territories citizenship rules
The heartbreaking death of a British Overseas Territories citizen has ignited urgent calls for reform of UK citizenship laws, with campaigners demanding an end to 'second-class status' for territories residents.
Labour's 'shameful' planning gift to housebuilders
The Labour government faces fierce criticism after quietly scrapping key environmental rules for major housing developments, handing housebuilders what campaigners call a 'free pass' to bypass vital pollution controls.
Reeves vows no welfare cuts in Labour budget
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves commits to protecting welfare payments in Labour's debut budget while promising tough fiscal rules and economic stability.
Reeves: Age of irresponsibility over in first budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils radical planning reforms and spending restraint in her debut budget, promising economic stability after Tory 'chaos'.
Reeves faces fury over planning bill changes
Nature organisations condemn 'cynical' 11th-hour amendments to planning legislation that could weaken environmental protections across England.
Sweden to ban burqas, cites 'failed integration'
Sweden's government announces sweeping ban on full-face veils in public spaces, with deputy prime minister declaring multiculturalism has 'failed spectacularly' and vowing tougher integration measures.
Boris Johnson breached rules on government contacts
Former PM breached rules designed to prevent abuse of official connections for personal gain, according to ethics investigation that raises fresh questions about post-government conduct.
Scammers target Brits over confusing EU travel rules
British travellers face a double threat as fraudsters exploit confusion around post-Brexit EU entry requirements. Learn how to protect yourself from these sophisticated scams.
Man City's 115 Charges: Settlement Talks Emerge
Manchester City face pivotal moment as Premier League's unprecedented 115 financial charges could head toward settlement, potentially avoiding lengthy hearing in Autumn 2024.
Critical passport rule could cancel your EU holiday
UK travellers are facing unexpected holiday cancellations and insurance rejections due to a little-known passport validity rule affecting European travel. Discover how to check if your passport is truly valid for your next trip.
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