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Nadhim Zahawi settled tax issue with HMRC while he was chancellor
Nadhim Zahawi settled his tax issue with HMRC while he was serving as chancellor, a government source has said.
Saturday 24 October 2026
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Nadhim Zahawi settled his tax issue with HMRC while he was serving as chancellor, a government source has said.
Hundreds of thousands of households will be paid to use less electricity this evening as National Grid deploys its emergency scheme to avoid blackouts for the…
Millions of UK workers will be able take home more of their hard-earned cash under new legislation, backed by the government, banning employers from withholding tips…
The launch of a long awaited deposit return scheme for plastic bottles in England is expected to be announced by the government.
Premier Foods has announced plans to close a manufacturing plant in Knighton, Staffordshire, in a move that could cost as many as 300 jobs.
The casualty rate for pubs and restaurants in the pandemic is being matched by hospitality sector failures because of inflation, research suggests.
Google is still allowing adverts to run alongside articles calling climate change a “hoax” and a “big lie” despite pledging more than a year ago to…
Retail sales fell last month as shoppers cut Christmas spending in the face of price rises and the higher cost of living.
With its colourful numbers and hands helpfully labelled minute and hour, a children’s learning clock from Oyster & Pop, a family firm in Devon, is sold…
Twitter remains in the grip of an advertising squeeze, with the social media platform hit by a 40% drop in revenue after more than 500 clients…
As credit card borrowing soared to £1.2 billion in November, the highest levels since 2004, new research reveals one in four consumers - the equivalent of…
Rail strikes have cost the UK economy more than £1bn and it would have cost less to settle the dispute with unions over pay and conditions…
Keir Starmer hopes to entice global finance leaders in Davos on Thursday by ensuring them Britain “will be open for business” under a future Labour government.
Microsoft is cutting 10,000 jobs as it cited a post-pandemic shift in digital spending habits and weakness in the global economy.
The rate of inflation eased to 10.5%, according to official figures - down from 10.7% in November.