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What does Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget mean for the UK…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered her first budget, hiking up taxes and throwing the tech sector a bone with a promise to avoid cutting the UK's "ge
Women’s Super League: BBC Sport signs new broadcast deal to…
BBC Sport has agreed a new five-year deal to continue broadcasting the Women's Super League.Under the deal, which runs until 2030, the BBC will show 21 top-flig
A Budget to fix the foundations and deliver change for…
Chancellor takes long-term decisions to restore stability, rebuild the United Kingdom and protect working people across Northern Ireland. No change
Innovations in digital payments for online gambling in the UK…
Over the past couple of decades, digital payments have undergone a rigorous transformation, offering online gamblers in the UK a range of snapp
Britain’s best tennis prospect Jack Draper told to quit UK…
Jack Draper has been told that he must leave the UK and move overseas to fulfil his potential.The Brit continued his impressive rise over the weekend, winning h
National Insurance: Firms to pay more than half of Budget…
The government has pledged to be "pro-business" and has put growing the UK economy, in order to boost living standards, as its main goal.But businesses have war
Budget 2024: Extra £1.7bn for Welsh government in UK Budget
PARachel Reeves left for the House of Commons to deliver her Budget after a long cabinet meetingThe Welsh government will receive an extra £1.7bn next April, i
Sienna Miller’s crisp white suit is more affordable than you…
As was to be expected, Sienna Miller's collection with Marks & Spencer was a sell-out success – and the actress has returned for round two. Last night, Mi
Scotland to receive extra £3.4bn in UK Budget, says chancellor
She said any money gained by the Scottish government was expected to be offset by about £500m in increased public sector costs due to employers being asked to
Chancellor chooses a Budget to rebuild Britain
Chancellor protects public services as departments’ day-to-day spending set to grow by an average of 3.3% in real terms between 2023-24 and 2025-26,
