HMRC confirms 38,500 households will pay more than they used to under Andy Burnham
Mr Burnham inherits inheritance tax reforms from former Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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Mr Burnham inherits inheritance tax reforms from former Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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“This is a building that has played a huge part in Sheffield and we can’t wait to show customers this next stage”
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The new rules apply in both cold weather and during heatwaves, although no specific maximum or minimum temperatures have been set.
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Glaswegians have been advised to seek help, should they need it, as new figures show that nearly half a million households across Scotland receive discounts on their bills.
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'A transformative moment for Bridlington'
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Kraken and Xana were both rescued at Redcar before being transferred to Tynemouth Seal Hospital in August
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Supported gathered outside Priory Courts
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There have been some new additions ahead of the Great British Bake Off’s return later this month.
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The owners of a pioneering alpaca walking business near Chichester have announced they will retire and close their business after more than 20 years.
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Loads of perfectly edible prawns are thrown away every year. Scientists have now explained exactly what causes it — and how to genuinely tell when prawns have gone off
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A refuse worker has shared details about a common mistake households make when putting out their rubbish that could mean your bin is only partially emptied - and it's not the fault of binmen
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The 83-year-old didn't know she was meant to tax her dead husband's car
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You could be entitled to up to £520 if your flight was delayed this summer
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“We need to be thinking about ensuring there are places with shade in every neighbourhood”
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Gardeners' World host Monty Don has announced he is stepping down from the BBC show after more than two decades at the helm
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100 percent of the first floor was fire damaged
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Sarah Catherine Daniels was found to have had a rare and aggressive form of cancer, and a nine month delay may have impacted when she died and her quality of life
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Jack Savoretti and James Morrison will perform together at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on July 9, 2027
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Scotch red meat is famous the world over – and it’s all down to lush pastures, well-looked-after livestock, and rigorous standards
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Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has warned Andy Burnham against supporting a potential new proportional property tax
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The woman in charge of education in Bristol has a suggestion to end this week's strikes
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The edited clip used in the video was from an Asda distribution centre in Avonmouth and was filmed in 2020
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