Homeowner charged after cleaner shot at wrong house
An Indiana homeowner faces voluntary manslaughter after allegedly shooting a cleaner who came to his door by mistake. The case raises questions on 'stand-your-ground' laws.
Category : Search result: voluntary contributions
Indiana homeowner charged in fatal wrong door shooting
An Indiana homeowner is charged with voluntary manslaughter after shooting a house cleaner who came to the wrong door. The case tests the limits of stand-your-ground laws. Read the full report.
HMRC: National Insurance Refunds Take 8-12 Weeks
HMRC has clarified that taxpayers should expect to wait 8 to 12 weeks for National Insurance refunds to arrive after confirmation. Learn how to claim your money back.
Charities boycott forced migrant volunteering plans
Over 320 UK charities condemn government plans to force asylum seekers to volunteer for settlement, calling the policy exploitative and un-British. Read their full response.
Dick Harris: Champion of Disability Rights Dies at 71
Dick Harris, a lifelong advocate for disability rights, has died aged 71. His work championed independent living and defied societal expectations. Read his inspiring story.
Germany Chooses Voluntary Military Recruitment Model
Germany has decided against reinstating conscription, opting for a voluntary model to rebuild its military. Financial incentives aim to attract recruits, with compulsory service as a last resort.
IRS raises 401(k) limits to $24,500 for 2026
Millions can save more for retirement as the IRS increases 401(k) and IRA contribution limits for 2026. Discover how the new thresholds impact your financial future.
Prisoner returns after mistaken release in UK justice error
Exclusive footage reveals the moment Billy Smith voluntarily returned to prison after being mistakenly released, raising serious questions about UK prison security protocols.
Illegal migrants boast about UK bribes to return home
Exclusive investigation uncovers how illegal migrants are exploiting taxpayer-funded voluntary returns scheme, boasting about easy money and gaming the system.
Home Office pays thousands for migrant removals
Exclusive investigation reveals Home Office paying thousands to remove migrants under contentious voluntary returns programme, sparking human rights concerns.
Victoria Labor needs One Nation for assisted dying bill
In a dramatic political twist, Victoria's Labor government has been forced to rely on One Nation and crossbench MPs to pass controversial voluntary assisted dying legislation after a major factional split within its own party.
Sydney Built Lifestyles collapses into liquidation
Exclusive: High-end property developer Sydney Built Lifestyles enters voluntary liquidation, leaving customers with unfinished homes and substantial financial losses. Discover the full story behind the collapse.
Real Living Wage Jumps to £12 - 460,000 Workers Benefit
Over 460,000 British workers are celebrating a significant pay rise as the Real Living Wage increases to £12 across the UK and £13.15 in London, offering financial relief during the cost of living crisis.
Real Living Wage: Record 2025 pay rise announced
Millions of UK workers are set for a significant pay rise as the Real Living Wage receives its largest-ever increase, outpacing government minimum rates and tackling the cost of living crisis.
Real Living Wage rises 7% in UK pay boost
Nearly half a million UK workers will receive a significant pay increase as the Real Living Wage rises to £13.15 in London and £12.05 nationwide, outpacing government minimum rates.
Charities warn Reeves: Don't cut public services
More than 120 charities and community organisations plead with Chancellor Rachel Reeves to protect essential services from spending cuts in upcoming budget decisions.
DWP State Pension Rule That Could Cost You Thousands
Millions of UK pensioners risk losing thousands in state pension payments due to little-known DWP rules about National Insurance contributions. Discover how to check if you're affected and secure your retirement income.
Charity workers face 'abhorrent' abuse epidemic in UK
Shocking new report reveals charity staff across Britain are experiencing unprecedented levels of violence and threats, prompting demands for immediate government action to safeguard frontline workers.
Unsilenced: Exhibition Amplifies Black British Stories
A groundbreaking exhibition at Westminster's Church House, 'The Unsilenced', brings to light the hidden histories and contributions of Black Britons through compelling photography and personal narratives.
Starmer backs voluntary digital ID cards for Britain
Labour leader Keir Starmer announces plans for voluntary digital identity cards, promising to modernise Britain's infrastructure while protecting civil liberties. Discover how this tech-forward approach could transform daily transactions.
Starmer unveils voluntary digital ID card plan
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer unveils plans for a voluntary digital ID system to combat illegal migration and streamline public services - but could it become mandatory?
Claire's to close 145 UK stores in restructuring
Iconic accessories chain Claire's announces sweeping UK store closures and company voluntary arrangement amid challenging retail climate. Find out which locations are affected.
School Trip Exposes Britain's Educational Divide
A Guardian columnist's eye-opening account of how a simple school field trip reveals the stark reality of educational inequality in modern Britain, where parents' financial contributions increasingly determine children's opportunities.
UK Women Choosing Child-Free Lives: The Silent Revolution
Exploring the complex social, economic, and personal factors driving the significant rise of childless women in Britain, challenging outdated stereotypes and societal expectations.
ICE offers free flights to California migrants in 'self-deportation' drive
US immigration authorities launch a controversial programme offering free flights to migrants in California willing to leave voluntarily, sparking debate about immigration enforcement tactics.
Cost-of-Living Crisis Forces UK Charity Closures
A devastating new report reveals hundreds of UK charities, including major names like Oxfam and Macmillan, are shutting down services and branches as the cost-of-living crisis bites, threatening vital support for the nation's most vulnerable.
Wales Tops UK Insolvency Chart as Personal Debt Crisis Bites
Exclusive analysis reveals a personal debt crisis gripping Britain, with Wales recording the highest rate of insolvency procedures in England and Wales. Discover the regional hotspots and the alarming 15% annual surge in IVAs.
1700+ US CEOs halt political donations after Capitol siege
In an unprecedented move, more than 1,700 American CEOs and business leaders have vowed to suspend all political contributions following the violent insurrection at the US Capitol, signalling a major shift in corporate political engagement.
RSC Offers Voluntary Redundancy to All Staff Amid Funding Crisis
The Royal Shakespeare Company faces severe financial pressure as it invites voluntary redundancies following government arts funding reductions and rising operational costs.
Gold Coast Grandfather's Plea Under New Assisted Dying Laws
A terminally ill grandfather's heart-wrenching final days have sparked emotional debate as Queensland's assisted dying laws come into effect, allowing patients choice in their final moments.
Page 2 of 3