UK faces £100 billion black hole in public finances over next five years – Reeves
The upcoming budget will be presented as a longer-term down payment on “fixing the foundations” of the country.
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Concerns raised over ‘dystopian’ weight loss trials on unemployed
One person compared the move to the US in 2014 where a series of scandals broke out about pharma companies doing phase one drug testing on homeless people.
Schools like Eton have found a way to cash in on new VAT rules – and it could cost the taxpayer millions
"It is a windfall gain to the privileged independent schools at the expense of the taxpayer.”
Labour lauded for most radical reform of workers rights since the ’70s
Labour said it would introduce its workers’ rights package within its first 100 days. On day 97, it fulfilled that promise.
Professor claims the words ‘climate change’ were removed from his textbooks in Florida
Storm Milton, which is due to hit US shores in the coming hours, has been described as the "hurricane that scientists were dreading".
NHS hospitals are charging patients by the hour for Boris Bike-style wheelchair rentals
Wes Streeting has hit out at private companies exploiting resource-hit hospitals in the past, describing it as "two-tier health".
Boris Johnson says allowing donors to pay for things ‘looks greedy’
The least self-aware man ever to grace British politics gives his verdict on giftgate.
Labour reviewing tax hikes for the rich
VAT on private school fees, a crackdown on non-dom status and a proposed private equity raid will all be reconsidered by the Treasury.
Johnson backs calls for a referendum on the UK’s membership of the ECHR
The ECHR was drafted in the aftermath of the Second World War and the Holocaust in an attempt to protect the people from the State.