Rachel Reeves has been cautioned by Lord Blunkett that plans to increase national insurance on employers’ pension contributions could harm pensioners’ living standards, leading to reduced contributions from employers.
The Mirror encourages readers to support Florrie Bark, an eight-year-old Pride of Britain winner, in her mission to raise £1 million for a children’s cancer charity to help provide educational access for kids affected by the disease.
The Prime Minister has ruled out financial payments for slavery reparations but is open to alternative forms of reparations, such as debt relief and financial reform.
An investigation revealed that online scammers are exploiting the Royal British Legion’s annual poppy appeal by selling counterfeit poppies, diverting funds meant for veterans’ support.
Jeremy Hunt has warned that mortgage holders could face extended periods of high interest rates following a proposal by Rachel Reeves to alter Treasury rules and permit an additional £50 billion in borrowing for the budget.
Concerns have been raised about a potential £50 billion financial manoeuvre, as the Chancellor revises borrowing regulations ahead of the Budget amidst rising mortgage costs.
An investigation has uncovered that some mental health therapists, despite being banned for inappropriate relationships with patients, continue to practice under different names due to voluntary regulation.
A restaurant found itself in an amusing situation after a man was mistakenly identified as a famous musician, leading to an unexpected mix-up and media attention.
Retailers in the UK are facing significant financial impacts due to shoplifting, which has led to a record cost of £1.8 billion, highlighting a growing crisis in theft and loss prevention.
The Financial Times reports that Reeves plans to revise fiscal rules to allow for an additional £20 billion investment in the public sector, which includes measures to incorporate state assets and strategies to increase borrowing.