Millions Face HMRC Digital Tax Overhaul from April 2026

HMRC's Making Tax Digital for Income Tax programme will mandate quarterly digital reporting for millions of self-employed individuals and landlords, starting April 2026, with accountants warning of increased costs and administrative burdens.

Supreme Court Limits Trump's Tariff Powers

The US Supreme Court has ruled against Trump's unilateral tariff authority, challenging his use of trade policy for political gain and donor rewards, marking a shift in executive power limits.

Worker Wins Unfair Dismissal Over Deer Mercy Killing

Anthony Brown, a forklift driver with experience as a humane animal killer, was fired after euthanising an injured deer at work. An employment tribunal ruled his dismissal unfair, finding his actions rational and compassionate.

Tenerife Holiday Ruined as Luggage Lost on Shuttle Bus

Jo Knox spent her entire 10-night holiday in tears after her luggage vanished on a shuttle bus to her hotel. She's now taking easyJet Holidays to small claims court, seeking thousands in compensation for the ordeal.

Passport Page Rule Could See You Turned Away at Airport

A little-known passport rule about blank pages could lead to holidaymakers being refused entry at airports, with some countries requiring up to six pages. Post-Brexit changes add complexity, making checks crucial before travel.

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