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  • Why the Spring Budget could be crucial for prospective homeowners

    March 1, 2024

    For anyone looking to invest in bricks and mortar, the contents of Jeremy Hunt’s Budget red box will likely be a source of more than a little fascination.

  • Michael Gove under investigation about financial interests – but nobody knows what

    February 29, 2024

    Michael Gove is under investigation by Parliament’s standards watchdog, it has emerged.

  • Met Police missed multiple opportunities to stop Sarah Everard’s killer, review finds

    February 29, 2024

    The Met Police missed multiple opportunities to stop Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens, a new report into the force’s failings has found.

  • Leasehold and rental reforms slated as ‘contentious’ and ‘destabilising’

    February 29, 2024

    The government has come under fire for its flagship housing reforms, with developments to new laws on leasehold reform and rental rights branded “contentious” and “destabilising”.

  • Spring Budget 2024: What are business groups lobbying for?

    February 29, 2024

    Firms up and down the UK are waiting in anticipation for Jeremy Hunt and the Treasury to reveal the contents of next week’s Spring Budget.

  • MPs warned about dangerous Pedicab drivers ahead of new licensing regime

    February 29, 2024

    MPs were warned yesterday about allegedly dangerous pedicab drivers as the government looks to regulate the controversial mode of transport.

  • Post Office chairman asked for CEO’s pay to be doubled, MPs told

    February 28, 2024

    The former Post Office chairman Henry Staunton urged ministers to double CEO Nick Read's pay to prevent him quitting, MPs have been told.

  • Extinction Rebellion blockades Lloyd’s of London building as City police make arrests

    February 28, 2024

    Extinction Rebellion posted an image of a van full of equipment, including a megaphone and paint-covered items.

  • Spring Budget 2024: What do ‘the five families’ of Tory MPs want to see Jeremy Hunt announce?

    February 28, 2024

    For Conservative MPs, Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, represents a chance to reverse their party's fortunes and appeal to voters with 'real' Tory-ism.

  • Post Office: Former chairman claims CEO was ‘set to resign over pay’

    February 27, 2024

    The chief executive of the Post Office is under investigation amounting to an “80-page” dossier and was close to quitting as he was “unhappy with the salary”, the former chairman Henry Staunton has claimed in a bombshell evidence session.

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