Martin Lewis secures tax break for pensioners
Martin Lewis secures a major commitment from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, ensuring low-income pensioners won't pay income tax or face tax returns. Get the full Budget update.
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Labour U-turns on day-one workers' protection
Labour abandons manifesto pledge for day-one unfair dismissal protection, now requiring six months' service. Business groups welcome change while unions express disappointment.
Dull villagers invited to prove Vienna isn't dull
Residents of Dull, Perthshire receive wax-sealed invitations for all-expenses-paid trip to Vienna in January to experience the Austrian capital's cultural offerings.
Jackie O's $13.25m Sydney Mansion Construction Progress
Exclusive photos reveal the progress on Jackie 'O' Henderson's $13.25 million Clovelly mansion, with the ground level nearly complete. Discover the radio queen's dream home.
Architect Robert AM Stern Dies Aged 86
Robert AM Stern, the celebrated architect behind NYC's iconic 15 Central Park West, has died at 86. Explore his legacy of traditional modern design that shaped skylines.
Lodges burn after owners appear on BBC Panorama
Two lodges at Wyre Country Park in Lancashire were destroyed by fire within an hour, after their owners complained about the traveller-run site on a BBC documentary. Read the full investigation.
Amazon Black Friday: Huge Savings on Tech & Beauty
The Amazon Australia Black Friday sale is live with massive discounts up to 76% on Dyson, Apple, Lego & more. Shop the best deals on Christmas gifts and essentials now.
Santa Fe links minimum wage to rental affordability
Santa Fe becomes the first US city to directly tie minimum wage increases to rental costs, aiming to ensure workers can afford to live where they work. Discover how this groundbreaking policy works.
Set For Life Results: Winning Numbers for 27 Nov 2025
Discover the winning National Lottery Set For Life numbers for Thursday 27 November 2025. Could you be the lucky winner of £10,000 a month for 30 years? Check your tickets now!
Retailers Urge Faster End to Import Tax Break
British retailers demand immediate end to £150 import tax break, calling current system unfair to UK businesses. Government urged to act before April 2026 deadline.
Business Reaction: Reeves' Budget Lacks Growth Measures
Business leaders express disappointment as Rachel Reeves' budget offers few pro-growth initiatives despite OBR's bleak forecasts. Discover the key takeaways and industry reactions.
Macy's 99th Thanksgiving Parade Lights Up Manhattan
The 99th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, one of the world's largest, filled Manhattan with giant balloons, floats, and music stars, officially heralding the start of the holiday season.
Boy, 14, killed by train in Burton Joyce tragedy
A 14-year-old boy has tragically died after being struck by a train in Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire. Emergency services rushed to the scene but he was pronounced dead. Follow for updates.
Labour U-turns on day-one workers' rights pledge
Labour government drops manifesto commitment for day-one unfair dismissal protection, now requiring six months' service. Business groups welcome change while unions express disappointment.
Canada signs pipeline deal that could reverse oil tanker ban
Canadian PM Mark Carney and Alberta Premier agree on Pacific pipeline to diversify oil exports beyond US. Deal includes potential tanker ban adjustment and carbon capture projects.
Sweden encourages tourists to embrace boredom
Sweden's new tourism campaign invites visitors to experience wellness through boredom and digital detoxes in its serene landscapes. Discover the benefits of an empty itinerary.
Warning over Black Friday 'spray and pray' delivery scams
Shoppers warned of a surge in 'spray and pray' delivery fraud this Black Friday. Learn the 8 essential tips to spot scams and protect your festive spending.
Furniture Giant American Signature Declares Bankruptcy
75-year-old furniture chain American Signature files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closing 33 stores. Discover the impact of the US housing market decline on retail.
Europol seizes £8m in dangerous counterfeit toys
Europol confiscates 8 million fake toys before Christmas. Protect your children from dangerous counterfeits. Learn how to spot unsafe products.
Labour U-turns on day-one unfair dismissal plans
The UK government abandons day-one unfair dismissal protection, opting for a six-month qualifying period. Find out how this impacts workers and businesses.
Black Friday 2025: UK Shoppers' Top Deal Picks
Discover the most sought-after Black Friday deals for 2025 as UK shoppers share their favourite finds. Save big on tech, homeware and more this shopping season.
Government faces backlash over £1.7bn benefit cuts
Chancellor's autumn statement reveals £1.7bn benefits real-terms cut while cutting National Insurance. Charities warn this targets Britain's most vulnerable. Read the full analysis.
Rachel Reeves' Budget Faces Criticism for Missed Chances
Rachel Reeves' debut budget offers short-term relief but faces criticism for lacking long-term vision. Experts argue massive public investment is needed for a true economic revival. Read the analysis.
Rachel Reeves's Budget: Public Reaction and Analysis
Exploring the mixed public response to Rachel Reeves's first budget. Is the criticism justified or is there more to the story? Read the letters and decide.
EV Tax Debate: Per-Mile vs Energy Use in UK
The UK's new per-mile EV tax faces criticism as experts propose fairer energy-based taxation. Discover the road pricing reform debate and its implications for drivers.
Budget Sticking Plasters Fail UK Economic Reset
Rachel Reeves' budget offers temporary relief but fails to address Britain's fundamental economic flaws. Without systemic change, the wealth gap widens and crisis looms. Read the full analysis.
Carney brokers $1.5bn Alberta pipeline deal with First Nations
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney facilitates groundbreaking $1.5 billion agreement between Alberta government and 23 First Nations for oil pipeline ownership. Historic Indigenous economic participation.
Labour U-turn on day one unfair dismissal rights
The government has abandoned plans to give workers unfair dismissal rights from day one in a major compromise with business leaders. Read the full details of this policy reversal.
Firefighter loses case over 'fireman' term failure
Senior firefighter Simon Bailey lost his unfair dismissal claim after failing to challenge colleagues who used the outdated term 'fireman' towards a female colleague. Read the full tribunal findings.
Govt drops day-one unfair dismissal from workers' bill
Labour waters down flagship workers' rights bill, replacing day-one unfair dismissal protection with a six-month threshold after business pressure. Read the full details.
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