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Pisces’ first birthday was an intimate affair

Pisces’ first birthday was an intimate affair

Badger Beer maker Hall & Woodhouse doubles profit ahead of tie-up with James May

Badger Beer maker Hall & Woodhouse doubles profit ahead of tie-up with James May

Newly Released Records Show Officials Lied About Air Toxins Following 9/11

Newly Released Records Show Officials Lied About Air Toxins Following 9/11

In His Trade War, Trump Crossed a Red Line: Canada’s French Language Policies

In His Trade War, Trump Crossed a Red Line: Canada’s French Language Policies

Interpreters Are Suffering Worse Working Conditions as Employers Integrate AI

Interpreters Are Suffering Worse Working Conditions as Employers Integrate AI

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Germany’s Fascist Party Just Won Control of a State Government

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What is the Spending Review and what could Rachel Reeves announce?

  • By Robertson
  • June 6, 2025

The Chancellor is set to lay out how taxpayers’ money will be used to fund the Government departments over the next few years. …

Tagged benefits, economy, fiscal rules, Labour Party, NHS, public sector spending, Rachel Reeves, Spending Review, spending review news, spending review predictions, taxes, universal credit, what is spending review, Winter Fuel Payment
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Rachel Reeves is finished! Chancellor leaves Starmer and Labour with no choice

  • By Robertson
  • June 5, 2025

Has Chancellor Rachel Reeves been replaced by a hologram? …

Tagged fiscal policy, Labour Party, Rachel Reeves, tax hikes, taxes
Finance

Major pensions update as millions set for ‘retirement savings boost’

  • By Robertson
  • June 5, 2025

The Pension Schemes Bill aims to create “bigger and better pension funds” and combine smaller pension pots. …

Tagged economic growth, economy, Employment, investing, Labour Party, money saving, pension, Pension consolidation, Pension latest, pension news, pension scheme bill, Pensions Bill, Rachel Reeves, retirement, retirement savings, savings
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Rachel Reeves has pushed UK to the brink – what happens next will even horrify her

  • By Robertson
  • June 1, 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has her critics. And her critics are right. …

Tagged economy, fiscal policy, Labour Party, Rachel Reeves, UK economy
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Rachel Reeves to blow £24bn to save Labour from Nigel Farage – and YOU will pay

  • By Robertson
  • May 31, 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will hike taxes again this autumn. Not to boost the economy but to save Labour’s skin. …

Tagged Labour Party, Nigel Farage, Rachel Reeves, tax increases, taxes
Finance

State pensioner winter fuel payment could be scrapped entirely says IFS

  • By Robertson
  • May 30, 2025

Sir Keir Starmer is considering his options for Winter Fuel Payment changes – but it might be better to scrap it entirely according to the IFS. …

Tagged Institute for Fiscal Studies, Keir Starmer, Labour Party, Pension Credit, Winter Fuel Payment
Finance

Rachel Reeves lied about last year’s Budget tax hikes – she’s lying about this year’s too

  • By Robertson
  • May 26, 2025

A month before Labour won the election, Rachel Reeves said: “We don’t need higher taxes, what we need is growth.” …

Tagged budget 2025, Budget promises, Labour Party, Rachel Reeves, tax hikes, taxes
Finance

Rachel Reeves is reversing her worst decision – here’s seven more errors she must undo NOW

  • By Robertson
  • May 25, 2025

Imagine a world where Rachel Reeves knew what she was doing – if you can. …

Tagged Chancellor decisions, economy, Labour Party, Labour Party challenges, Rachel Reeves, UK economy
Finance

The 12 biggest lies Keir Starmer has told us – now they’re coming back to bite him

  • By Robertson
  • May 24, 2025

Last year, I wrote that PM Keir Starmer had “lifted lying to a new level”. Now he’s raised the bar again. …

Tagged broken promises, fraud, Keir Starmer, Labour Party, Labour Party policies, Lies
Finance

Rachel Reeves is now Chancellor in name only – and more tax hikes are coming

  • By Robertson
  • May 24, 2025

Keir Starmer has thrown Rachel Reeves under the proverbial bus. …

Tagged Keir Starmer, Labour Party, Labour Party dynamics, Rachel Reeves, tax hikes, taxes

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