DWP PIP Two-Tier Vehicle Tax Rules Update
DWP confirms two-tier vehicle tax system for PIP claimants: enhanced rate gets automatic exemption, standard rate faces annual renewal. Changes delayed until after 2028.
Category : Regulations
HMRC loophole boosts Personal Allowance beyond £20,000
HMRC offers a boosted Personal Allowance of up to £20,070 via the Rent a Room scheme, allowing £7,500 tax-free income from renting a room in your home.
VW T-Roc Tops Six-Car Test by UK Reporter in 40 Days
After driving six new cars in 40 days, a UK reporter picks the VW T-Roc as the best, praising its handling and value at £31,620.
Eli Lilly shares bought on Trump’s behalf as his policies benefited drug firm
Financial disclosures show hundreds of thousands invested in Eli Lilly on Trump's behalf as his policies boosted the drugmaker's weight-loss drugs.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
UK 2026 Employment Law Change Now in Force for All Workers
UK employment law changes in 2026 now in force, making sexual harassment a protected whistleblowing disclosure. HR expert warns of serious consequences for workplace banter.
Drivers Risk £5,000 Fine for Flip-Flops in Heatwave
Motorists could be fined up to £5,000 for wearing flip-flops while driving during the UK heatwave, with temperatures set to hit 35C, experts warn.
EU Flight Cancellation Rule Could Allow 400% Compensation Claim
New EU air passenger rights agreement allows stranded travellers to claim up to four times the original ticket price for replacement travel costs after cancellations.
North East Bar's Late Night Licence Approved for 2am Sales
The Turf Bar in Consett has been granted permission to serve alcohol until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays during summer, with police conditions on door supervisors accepted.
Kentucky Law Shields Bayer From Roundup Cancer Lawsuits
Kentucky enacts law protecting Bayer from Roundup cancer lawsuits, overriding governor's veto ahead of Supreme Court case.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Matou Restaurant Gets Zero-Star Food Hygiene Rating
Matou Asian Restaurant on Liverpool's waterfront received a zero-star food hygiene rating after an inspection on May 13, citing urgent improvements needed.
Newcastle's Dream Defence: Howe Gets £88m Boost, Hall Decision
Newcastle United plan to strengthen their defence this summer after a disappointing season. With Kieran Trippier's exit and goalkeeping uncertainties, Eddie Howe eyes key signings including James Trafford and Guela Doue.
Car Insurance Warning: Motorists Overpaying by 30%
New analysis reveals drivers paying monthly for car insurance are charged up to 30% more than those paying upfront, sparking concerns over a 'poverty premium'.
Urgent Recalls: Argos, Amazon, Ikea, Wish Products
Shoppers urged to check purchases after safety warnings. Recalls include Bush TVs at Argos, Vestel plugs at Amazon, Ikea kitchen tools, and Wish pillows.
Lawyer Explains Handling Nuisance Neighbour Building Work
Legal experts advise on dealing with noisy, dusty, or damaging neighbour renovations. Know your rights, steps to take, and when to involve authorities or lawyers.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Ryanair Rule Change Could Lead to £55 Airport Fee
Ryanair's shift to digital boarding passes means passengers who fail to check in online face a £55 fee. The airline now requires all travelers to use its app for boarding passes.
Mum's World Cup Trip Nearly Ruined by Booking Blunder
A family's World Cup trip was thrown into chaos after a booking error left a mum and her one-year-old daughter stranded at Edinburgh Airport, forcing them to pay £1,580 for replacement flights.
Neighbour's Building Work Too Noisy? Expert Legal Advice
If your neighbour's home improvements are causing excessive noise, dust, or damage, you have legal rights. Lawyers explain how to handle disputes and when to take action.
UK Shoppers Return to High Street as Warm Weather Boosts Consumer Confidence
UK high street footfall and consumer confidence rose in May, driven by warm weather, despite ongoing economic pressures from the Middle East conflict.
BoM Chief Defends £96.5m Website Cost Blowout
BoM website redesign cost revealed as $96.5m, far exceeding initial $4.1m; minister demands explanation.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Asda, Amazon, Ikea Issue Recalls Over Chemical and Fire Risks
Urgent recalls issued by OPSS include a facial sticker with serious chemical risk and plugs posing fire hazards. Items from Asda, Amazon, Ikea, and more are affected.
South Tyneside Council Decisions on 19 Planning Applications
South Tyneside Council has ruled on 19 planning applications, including HMO changes, extensions, tree works, and more. Decisions range from refusals to approvals with conditions.
CFTC Probes Three Firms Over Oil Trades Before Trump Iran News
CFTC probes three firms over $950m in oil futures trades placed hours before Trump's Iran ceasefire announcement, amid concerns of insider trading.
Bank of Thailand Tightens Online Gold Trading Regulations
Bank of Thailand to cap online gold transactions at 50 million baht per day from March to curb currency impact and improve transparency.
VAT on Private School Fees Didn't Cause Exodus, Says Phillipson
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson says VAT on private school fees hasn't triggered mass exodus to state schools, citing admissions data. Critics were wrong about closures.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
California 'Billionaire Tax' Qualifies for November Ballot
California's proposed 5% wealth tax on billionaires has qualified for the November ballot, sparking debate between tech moguls, Governor Newsom, and labor unions. A potential deal could reduce the tax to 2%.
US Justice Dept Investigates MLB Over Pride Hats Controversy
The US justice department has launched a civil rights investigation into MLB after the league warned San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verses on Pride Night hats, citing potential religious discrimination.
Savoy 5 Gets Temporary Licence Despite Progress Concerns
South Ayrshire Licensing Board granted Savoy 5 a temporary alcohol licence until August, despite concerns over delays in securing a full premises licence and fairness to other businesses.
Ayr's Medium Rare Restaurant Gets Full Premises Licence
Medium Rare, a family-run Asian restaurant in Ayr, has been granted a full premises licence by South Ayrshire Licensing Board after operating under occasional licences since December 2025.
Senate Expands Probe into Ford Over Trump Climate Rollback Claims
Senate committee expands probe into Ford after Trump claimed CEO urged climate rule rollbacks, focusing on endangerment finding repeal.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Drivers Face £300 Fine and 6 Points for Insurance Mistake
Drivers risk £300 fine and 6 points for failing to notify insurer of changes like modifications or address updates.
Page 43 of 56
