UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Business Secretary Peter Kyle admits Labour’s tax policies are forcing doctors, entrepreneurs, and wealthy citizens to leave the UK. As reported by The Telegraph, a cabinet minister has warned that Labour’s tax increases are prompting residents to
In all likelihood you have never heard of Hertford’s last remaining brewer but, last year, we generated just under £46m in tax. We were left with nearly £15m in profit, which is vital for our reinvestment in growth and in the maintenance
I recently jumped in a car with a couple of other people near Kings Cross station. It was a pretty normal journey. We watched the world go by, chatted, got stuck in a bit of traffic. The journey was completely ordinary except
Farage pressed over antisemitism claims
A new survey shows most Tory members believe the Conservatives may support a Reform UK government, with many expecting Nigel Farage could become prime minister.
Severe shortages of paediatric pathologists are causing long NHS postmortem delays, leaving bereaved families facing distress and waits of over a year.
UK officials will join Geneva talks on Trump’s Ukraine peace plan as allies push for meaningful negotiations and protections for Ukraine’s security.
Heidi Alexander won’t confirm if Rachel Reeves will scrap the two-child benefit cap, as Labour highlights child poverty and prepares key Budget decisions.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans a £1.2bn fraud crackdown, extending case reviews to curb benefit overpayments as the UK prepares major Budget reforms.
Canada’s PM Carney will speak with Zelensky as Western leaders assess the US 28-point Ukraine peace plan and coordinate their shared position with Washington.
Officials warn of rising confusion
