14 minutes ago Outrage as controversial children's book Our Skin blames 'white men' for introducing idea that thin is beautiful

The book, published in 2021, was penned by Harlem activist Megan Madison and Brooklynite and library worker Jessica Ralli and has been previously distributed to NYC schools.

Events

24 minutes ago London council apologises for overcharging mother for care after family told of £7,000 debt

Woman’s daughter raised alarm after telling Kingston Council she was not aware family had fallen into arrears of more than £7,000

Economics

40 minutes ago Taxpayers shell out £453m in bill subsidy for one of UK's worst performing water firms

The £50 a year subsidy for each South West Water customer over a decade came as the firm paid out more than £1.5 billion to shareholders and was fined for dumping raw sewage

Economics

61 minutes ago Sephora shoppers save £48 on Gucci perfume that gets 'lots of compliments' in Black Friday sale

If you've been wanting to get your hands on a much-loved fragrance from a designer brand, but haven't wanted to pay designer prices, you won't want to miss this Black Friday sale

Economics

70 minutes ago Singer Kate Nash 'creating jobs with my bum' after starting OnlyFans account to help pay for tour

The Foundations singer said she was launching the account to help subsidise her tour, which started in Glasgow on the same day, and to highlight the 'completely broken' music industry

Society

81 minutes ago The loophole that could mean Britons retiring abroad will NOT pay inheritance tax: How changes in Budget may see those heading overseas escaping death duties of 40%

Present rules state that anyone with a British 'domicile' has to pay inheritance tax (IHR) on their worldwide wealth even if they live and die abroad.

Economics

2 hours ago New charge for anyone staying overnight in Wales as tourism tax introduced

The Welsh Government has announced that a 'tourism tax' will be imposed on holidaymakers from 2027 - with families of four set to pay an extra £4-£6 per night to stay

Politics

2 hours ago DWP worker was 'threatened with the sack' after sharing Reform and Nigel Farage articles on Facebook

Michelle Cochrane (pictured) was a civil servant in the Department for Work and Pensions. She said she felt 'railroaded' into resigning after a meeting about her online posts.

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2 hours ago Overnight visitors to Wales could pay ‘tourism tax’ under Welsh Government plans

The Welsh Government estimated that the levy could generate up to £33 million a year if all Welsh local authorities introduce it.

Politics

2 hours ago Warning issued as more Brits set to face huge tax bills after pension changes

Under the current laws, you need to pay 40% inheritance tax on your "estate" - so your property, money and possessions - that you pass on after you die - but only if you are leaving more than £325,000 behind

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