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Reeves's alcohol duty hike backfires, costs Treasury £1bn

Rachel Reeves's planned increase in alcohol duty is projected to cause a dramatic £1 billion shortfall in tax revenues, according to a damning new Treasury analysis, raising serious questions about the government's economic strategy.

Treasury's Secret Tax Hike Plans for Post-Election Budget

Exclusive: Treasury officials are drawing up plans for significant tax increases, including a potential 'stealth raid' on pensions and inheritance tax reforms, that could be implemented swiftly if Labour wins the next election.

Reeves urged to swap 2p NI cut for income tax rise

Exclusive: The Chancellor is facing calls for a radical budget overhaul that would cut National Insurance for workers but increase the basic rate of income tax, a move experts say could simplify the tax system.

ONS rejects Chancellor Reeves's economic growth forecasts

The Office for National Statistics has dealt a major blow to Chancellor Rachel Reeves's economic plans, refusing to endorse her growth forecasts and sparking a political row over the new government's financial strategy.

Reeves Faces £9bn Tax Black Hole in Budget Crisis

Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts a massive £9 billion fiscal shortfall as Treasury officials reveal grim tax receipt forecasts, forcing potential emergency tax hikes or spending cuts in the upcoming Budget.

Bank of America Vet Scott Bessent Advises UK Chancellor

Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves enlists Scott Bessent, a key figure from Bank of America and Soros Fund Management, for a high-level advisory role on UK investment and economic growth, signalling a pro-business approach for the new government.

UK Could Raise £2bn by Taxing SUVs Like Europe

A new study finds the UK Treasury could generate nearly £2 billion by aligning SUV taxes with stricter European policies, targeting heavy, polluting vehicles for a greener future.

Reeves hosts US & UK finance chiefs during Trump visit

Chancellor Rachel Reeves hosts a pivotal summit with CEOs from BlackRock, JPMorgan, and other financial giants as Donald Trump arrives in the UK for high-stakes talks on investment and economic cooperation.

Strictly's Thomas Skinner's wife on 'humiliating' affair

Former 'Strictly Come Dancing' contestant Thomas Skinner's wife, Carly, opens up about the devastating impact of his affair with a show dancer, revealing the humiliation and betrayal she felt in an emotional tell-all.

Charles Dance: BBC 'Running Scared' Over Strictly Scandal

Veteran actor Charles Dance launches a scathing critique of the BBC, accusing the corporation of being 'frightened' and mishandling the recent Gregg Wallace 'Strictly' controversy. Dive into the internal crisis shaking the world's largest broadcaster.

Minister panic over pension tax-free cash Budget raid

Exclusive: Treasury ministers are in panic mode over a potential Budget raid on pension tax-free cash, with experts warning it could devastate retirement plans and trigger a major political rebellion.

MPs condemn Asda app over high-cost staff loans

A parliamentary committee has launched a scathing attack on Asda and its financial app partner, Wagestream, for promoting high-interest loans and controversial financial products to its low-paid employees.

Nigel Farage Faces Fresh HMRC Tax Investigation Scandal

Exclusive: HMRC launches new investigation into Nigel Farage's tax affairs amid allegations of undisclosed income and offshore accounts. The Reform UK leader faces mounting pressure as financial scrutiny intensifies.

Tyler Perry Accuser Breaks Silence in $260M Lawsuit

The male plaintiff in the $260 million lawsuit against Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry has spoken out publicly for the first time, detailing allegations of sexual assault and a subsequent campaign of intimidation. The explosive case, filed in Atlanta, Georgia

Boris Johnson's Office Expenses Under Fresh Scrutiny

Exclusive: Boris Johnson's private office expenses face fresh scrutiny over links to a business contact. New documents reveal a controversial payment for 'IT services' amidst a DDoS attack, raising questions about financial conduct and the use of public f

Epstein Birthday Book: Trump, Clinton & Prince Andrew Tributes

Explosive details emerge from Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday tribute book, featuring effusive praise from Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Prince Andrew. The Guardian's investigation uncovers the deeply troubling associations of the convicted sex offender

UK Christmas Sales Threatened by Looming Tax Hike

New analysis reveals a 'perfect storm' for UK retailers this Christmas, with a potential sales tax hike threatening to dampen consumer spending during the crucial festive period. Shoppers could face higher prices as the Treasury reviews business rates.

Teacher sells home to pay victim after student scandal

A former Illinois teacher, Christina Formella, is selling her home to pay a $825,000 settlement after a secret sexual relationship with a student was exposed. The scandal has rocked the local community and raised serious questions about safeguarding.

US Treasury Sounds Alarm Over Trump Tariff Plan

US Treasury Secretary warns Trump's proposed 10% blanket tariff could trigger global trade war, spike inflation, and jeopardise economic stability, as markets react with apprehension.

MP's Fall: Cocaine, Sex and a £130k Porsche

Exclusive: Friends reveal the shocking descent of former MP David Warburton, from sleeping in his car to a life engulfed by cocaine, sex, and a £130k Porsche, leading to his political ruin.

Eric Adams Defies Calls to Quit NYC Mayoral Race

New York City Mayor Eric Adams declares he will not withdraw from the mayoral race, despite a deepening FBI probe into campaign finance irregularities and mounting calls for his resignation.

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