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Major UK supermarkets warn of Rachel Reeves' plans for fresh tax raid

Bosses of two of the UK's biggest supermarkets have warned that Rachel Reeves could threaten the high street with fresh tax raids. The Chancellor is expected to change the current business rates...

'Health tourists' leave our NHS with £200m black hole

Health tourists have cost the cash-strapped NHS a staggering £200million during the past five years – despite Government pledges to crack down on this abuse of the system. Hospitals across the...

Lisa Faulkner's frank admission about six year marriage to John Torode

Lisa Faulkner and John Torode, who fell head over heels on Celebrity MasterChef 15 years ago, have since become darlings of British TV's culinary scene. The couple exchanged vows in the stunning...

Nigel Farage warns Labour that plan to let 16 year olds vote will blow up in their face

Nigel Farage has delivered a brutal warning to Angela Rayner that her new policy of giving votes to 16 and 17-year-olds will backfire against Labour spectacularly. This morning, the Deputy Prime...

Keir Starmer wanted to seem tough by sacking rebel MPs but he looks like a petulant child

Keir Starmer clearly thought he would look strong by suspending four Labour MPs who led opposition to cuts to disability benefits. He doesn’t. He looks like a petulant child. The Prime Minister...

Government defends 'sweary' attack on disability rebels as Labour civil war continues

Government Minister Jess Phillips has defended the use of a four-letter word to describe ex-Labour MPs who opposed cuts to disability benefits, as the party’s civil war intensifies. Four MPs who...

James Haskell details royal ambitions in candid talk hours after announcing dad's death

James Haskell counts Prince Harry, fellow rugby star Mike Tindall and his royal wife Zara among his friends, and he recently recorded a podcast at Windsor Castle. After admitting that he "never...

Labour's mask slips as PMQs shows just how scared they are of Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage is treated differently to every other MP; routinely disparaged, mocked and shouted down in Parliament, it is actually a testament to just how terrified the rest of the House is of him....

Teachers are quitting because of bad behaviour in the classroom

The Government “still does not have a grip” on how it will provide the teachers “urgently needed” in secondary schools, and warned that poor pupil behaviour was causing teachers to quit the...

Pension triple lock to cost three times initial estimate

UK's pension triple lock to cost three times' higher57 minutes agoKevin PeacheyCost of living correspondentGetty ImagesThe cost of the state pension triple lock is forecast to be three times' higher...

Junior doctors vote to strike 10 months after Keir Starmer gave them 22% pay rise

Junior doctors have humiliated Labour after voting to strike just 10 months after being handed a whopping 22% pay rise. Their trade union, the British Medical Association, announced this morning that...

Drs spend 4x more time on paperwork than patients

Health Editor A major new study has issued a stark warning about the use of AI chatbots to give medical advice, revealing that ordinary people using the latest “doctor bots” could...

Keir Starmer signs UK up to new high-tax UN manifesto

Sir Keir Starmer has signed Britain up to a new United Nations agreement which will include higher taxes on the wealthy. The move could risk frustrating the White House, with Donald Trump pulling the...

Rachel Reeves may target millions with punishing income tax hikes to plug £40bn hole

Rachel Reeves may target millions of middle-income earners with punishing income tax hikes as she is forced to clear up Labour’s welfare mess. The under-pressure Chancellor could also have VAT and...

Rachel Reeves ‘could be forced into £40bn extra tax hikes’ after benefits disaster

Rachel Reeves could be forced to hike taxes by £40 billion after a string of U-turns and concessions swallowed her financial headroom. Following pressure from Labour backbenchers, the Government was...