The UK's tax burden is at a record high, but many public services remain under pressure. Here's where government spending actually goes and why it matters.
Ma. Kyla Morco
Jul 28, 2026
The FSA has issued a recall for Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd chocolates due to undeclared milk and soya, posing allergy risks. Consumers are advised to return affected products for a refund.
Brian Yalung
Jul 28, 2026
The UK government is considering a flat 10% levy on estates to fund a new National Care Service, sparking debate over its impact on families and the NHS.
Tanmay Puri
Jul 28, 2026
Greater Manchester Police outlined alleged rat and hygiene concerns at Beilul Lounge as Manchester City Council reviews the restaurant's premises licence
Athena Freya
Jul 28, 2026
Learn about HMRC's latest side hustle tax rules, reporting thresholds, and upcoming changes before 2029. Discover how digital platforms report seller activity and what it means for your taxes.
Christian Nogot Puno
Jul 28, 2026
Sonia Exelby's family has paid tribute after the British woman was found dead in Florida as the murder case against Dwain Hall moves towards trial.
Ria Pathak
Jul 28, 2026
Matthew McGregor, newly appointed head of political strategy, faces scrutiny over links to a controversial 2021 report.
Ria Pathak
Jul 28, 2026
Labour surpasses Reform UK in a national poll, driven by Andy Burnham's cost-saving policies. Despite the lead, the political race remains tight, with Labour, Reform, and Conservatives closely matched.
Jeyn Klare Reyes
Jul 28, 2026
An NHS report uncovers a toxic work environment at Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, highlighting fear and anxiety among staff due to adversarial leadership and internal politics.
Jujemay Awit
Jul 28, 2026
The City of London is drafting a bill to potentially revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Freedom of the City honour, amid public pressure following his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Jujemay Awit
Jul 28, 2026
The UK government proposes a £1B Scale-up Fund to support high-growth British companies by connecting pension investments with innovation, aiming to boost economic growth and deliver returns for savers.
Akshay Puri
Jul 28, 2026
Train driving is emerging as a dream job for UK youth, offering a high salary, job security, and no degree requirement, amidst concerns over AI job takeover and rising education costs.
Catharina Tibau
Jul 28, 2026
Workplace attitudes towards tattoos are shifting, with younger generations more accepting. While biases persist, especially against facial tattoos, remote work offers tattooed professionals greater freedom.
Kathryn Georgia Bourne
Jul 28, 2026
Nigel Farage reports receiving 597 death threats since February, underscoring the need for improved security for politicians amid rising concerns over political violence.
Claudia Schmidt
Jul 28, 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham warns the NHS will collapse without social care reform, accelerating an independent commission's timetable. Political leaders debate funding solutions amidst rising care costs and uncertainty.
Bernadette B. Tixon
Jul 27, 2026
Jodrell Bank Observatory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, risks closure by 2028 due to funding cuts, threatening its role in UK radio astronomy and impacting thousands of scientists.
Francis Louie C. Añiga
Jul 27, 2026
More retirees are becoming taxpayers as frozen allowances and rising pension income widen the UK's income tax net, HMRC projections show.
Dani Oh
Jul 27, 2026
Andy Burnham's property tax plans could scrap council tax and stamp duty, but London and South East homeowners may face higher bills under a radical new system.
Audrey Liza M. Nolasco
Jul 27, 2026