Burnham Tax Fears as UK Economy Flatlines

Andy Burnham faces fears of further tax rises as GDP grew just 0.1% in May. Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride warns that higher taxes have squeezed families and businesses, leaving record tax levels with little growth.

Trump Sparks 'Emperor' Backlash Over Gold Coin

Donald Trump faces backlash after putting his face on a new $1 gold coin for the 250th anniversary, with critics calling him 'emperor of the USA' and citing a ban on living presidents on currency.

Andy Burnham's Tax Plan: Winners and Losers

As Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, his tax plans may shift burdens. Business rates, income tax thresholds, pensions, CGT, wealth tax, property tax, bank tax, and closing the £59bn tax gap are key areas.

Dreo fan comparable to Dyson and £270 cheaper

Shoppers are snapping up the Dreo 20dB Silent Standing Fan on Amazon during the UK heatwave, praising its quiet operation and comparing it favorably to Dyson models that cost £270 more.

Skipton Boss Proposes New Money Emojis for UK

Skipton Building Society's CEO of money, Jazz Gakhal, has submitted six new emojis to the Unicode Consortium, including a pound sign coin and piggybank, to help young Brits discuss finances more naturally.

IMF Urges Burnham to Avoid Spending Hikes

The IMF warns Andy Burnham's incoming government against increasing public spending, urging targeted, temporary support for energy costs amid rising household bills.

Kyogo Furuhashi to Exit Celtic in January

Celtic striker Kyogo Furuhashi is set to leave the club in the January transfer window, with multiple European and Asian clubs interested in signing the Japanese international.

Rachel Reeves Fails Growth Mission as Economy Flatlines

Rachel Reeves has failed her number one mission of economic growth, with new GDP figures showing a flatlining economy. She will leave No 11 as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, facing a Herculean task to revive growth.

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