IFS delivers damning verdict on Hunt's Budget

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has launched a scathing critique of Jeremy Hunt's Budget, warning of 'unprotected' public services and fiscal uncertainty ahead of the general election.

Scottish property values surge £21k in a year

New data from Zoopla reveals Scottish homeowners are enjoying the strongest property price growth in Britain, with average values increasing by £21,000 in just one year despite economic headwinds.

Tenant found in same home after 8-year absence

A British woman shares her astonishing story of returning to her former rental property after eight years, only to find the same tenant still occupying the home in what she describes as an unbelievable coincidence.

EU Demands More UK Money Post-Brexit

Former Chancellor Mel Stride reveals the European Union is pressing Britain for additional budget contributions despite Brexit, creating fresh economic tensions.

MPs' energy costs surge to £7.5 million

Exclusive investigation reveals UK government spent staggering £7.5 million on energy bills for MPs' offices and parliamentary buildings amid cost of living crisis, with costs tripling in some regions.

Gas Giants Face $1.4bn Indigenous Compensation Battle

Major energy corporations including Santos and Woodside confront landmark compensation claims from Indigenous communities over the Barossa gas pipeline, while political tensions escalate over tax cuts and migration policies.

Leaked Memo Exposes Labour's Housing Crisis Plan

An explosive leaked document exposes Labour's internal strategy to tackle Britain's housing emergency, revealing radical planning reforms and controversial targets that could transform communities across England.

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