Forest set for £100m triple transfer spree
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Ministers' business-class flights funded by taxpayers
The Albanese government is under fire for spending taxpayer money on business-class flights for ministers, sparking outrage over wasteful spending.
Reeves grilled over Labour's £20bn spending gap
Labour's new Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced tough questions on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about a potential £20bn shortfall in the party's spending commitments, as host Nick Robinson pressed for clarity on funding sources.
Trump to NATO nations: Pay up or I'll let Putin act
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a provocative statement suggesting he would encourage Russia to act against NATO allies failing to meet defence spending targets.
UK may miss gender equality aid target
The UK government may fail to meet its pledge to allocate 80% of foreign aid to gender equality projects, raising concerns among development advocates.
Walmart, Target shoppers cut spending amid inflation
New research from Deloitte reveals that consumers at major retailers like Walmart and Target are cutting back on discretionary spending due to inflation and economic concerns.
US National Debt Hits Record High Under Trump and Biden
The US national debt has surged to unprecedented levels, with both Trump and Biden administrations contributing to the staggering increase, according to the latest Treasury Department report.
China cuts public sector pay in austerity drive
China introduces sweeping pay cuts for civil servants and public employees as part of a new austerity drive to stabilise its slowing economy.
MP slams govt over Whitehall 'waste culture'
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
4M on benefits without work requirements sparks debate
Andrew Griffith questions the fairness of taxpayers subsidising millions on benefits without job-seeking requirements. Is the system broken?
Trump Accused of Misusing National Guard Funds
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash as reports reveal alleged misuse of Pentagon funds intended for the National Guard during his tenure.
UK Retail Sales Drop Sharply Amid Inflation Fears
Retail sales in the UK saw a sharp decline in October as consumers tightened their belts due to rising inflation and economic uncertainty, according to the British Retail Consortium.
UK retail growth slows amid consumer spending squeeze
Retail sales in the UK show sluggish growth amid rising inflation and cautious consumer spending, with industry leaders urging government action in the upcoming Autumn Budget.
UK spent £1.6m transferring prisoners to Bulgaria
The Ministry of Justice faces backlash after spending £1.6m to transfer prisoners from England and Wales to Bulgaria, sparking outrage over costs and policy priorities.
Reform UK targets £100m council savings in 100 days
Nigel Farage's Reform UK unveils ambitious 'DOGE' strategy to cut wasteful council spending and challenge Net Zero policies, targeting £100m savings within 100 days of local elections.
Gen Z overspending on bank holidays, study reveals
A new report reveals Gen Z's lavish spending habits during bank holidays, with many exceeding budgets on travel, dining, and entertainment. Experts warn of long-term financial consequences.
Christmas dinner costs soar due to inflation
Rising food prices are making this year's festive feast the most expensive yet, with families facing steep increases for traditional Christmas dinner staples.
Labour’s austerity gamble could decide next election
As Labour grapples with tough fiscal decisions, experts warn that austerity measures could alienate voters ahead of the next general election. Is history repeating itself?
Rachel Reeves' tax and spending dilemma
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under pressure to address the UK's economic challenges, with tough decisions on taxes and public spending looming.
US military spent millions on Confederate monuments
A shocking report reveals the US military's hefty spending on Confederate monuments, sparking fresh debates over historical symbols and taxpayer money.
Brown urges fiscal caution amid defence spending debate
Former PM Gordon Brown urges fiscal prudence amid rising defence costs, while Labour faces scrutiny over immigration policies and economic strategy.
Carragher: Chelsea no closer to title despite £250m spend
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher delivers a hard-hitting analysis on why Chelsea's massive summer investment still leaves them short of challenging for the title.
Trump and Starmer clash over NATO spending
Former US President Donald Trump and UK Labour leader Keir Starmer engage in a fiery debate over NATO defence spending, sparking political tensions as elections loom.
Rachel Reeves warned tax rises or cuts needed for Labour
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under pressure as experts warn Labour may need to raise taxes or cut spending to fund public services. Will her economic plans hold up?
Celebrity Couple’s £400k-a-Week Extravagant Lifestyle
Exclusive peek into the extravagant lifestyle of a high-profile celebrity duo, revealing their jaw-dropping spending habits, private dramas, and glamorous secrets.
Domino's profits dive as Brits cut back on takeaways
Domino's Pizza reports a sharp decline in profits as UK consumers cut back on takeaway spending amid rising living costs. The chain faces challenges with delivery costs and changing consumer habits.
Brits spend £742M on VAT-free EU shopping post-Brexit
UK shoppers have spent a staggering £742 million on tax-free purchases in Europe since Brexit, with France and Italy being top destinations.
Chelsea sign Ajax defender in £37m deal
Chelsea have secured the signing of a promising Ajax defender in a £37m deal, pushing their summer transfer spending to a staggering £249m. Find out more about the latest addition to the Blues' squad.
Trump: Let Russia attack NATO nations not paying defence bills
Former US President Donald Trump stuns Brussels with controversial NATO comments, suggesting Russia should target members failing to meet defence spending targets.
UK retail sales plummet amid cost-of-living crisis
British retail sales suffer sharpest drop in three years as consumers cut back on non-essentials, with food sales also declining for the first time since 2020.
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