24 h. ago Battle lines drawn as peers demand exemptions from employers’ tax hike

The House of Lords inflicted a string of defeats against the Labour front bench, paving the way for a parliamentary tussle.

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30 h. ago Fortnite could be about to get a major Warzone feature, claim leakers

Fortnite leakers are claiming that a major new change is coming to the game's revival system, which would bring it more in line with its battle royale competitors.

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5 d. ago HMRC issues warning to anyone who works from home over huge tax bill that could hit thousands

HMRC has urged employees to check their eligibility before trying to claim tax back on work expenses, as failing to do so can result in a huge bill

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5 d. ago IRS firing 6,700 staff in Trump and Musk’s DOGE purge weeks before deadline to file taxes

The layoffs will impact more than one-third of probationary employees during tax season

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6 d. ago Transport for London faces £23m 'hammering' amid National Insurance hike

Sir Sadiq Khan’s chief of staff admitted that the Labour Government has ‘not provided as much money as we would have hoped for’

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6 d. ago ‘Politically, it’s important. It’s important for humanity’: the long

A new Raoul Peck documentary showcases the recently rediscovered work of the photographer who drew parallels between apartheid South Africa and America’s battle for equalityA group of Black men stand naked in a line with their arms up, facing the wall, as they undergo a medical examination before being sent to work in the mines. The image is just one of many by the late Ernest Cole depicting the dehumanisation of Black people during apartheid. Writing for Ebony magazine in 1968, the South African photographer explained how he wanted his work to “show the world what the white South African had done to the Black”. Since the late 1950s, he had been chronicling, up close and in detail, the horrors of racial segregation for publications such as Drum and the New York Times and had become arguably the most significant photographer documenting the country’s oppressive regime.“Ernest’s photos are the first ones that gave us an idea of what apartheid was, from the belly of the beast,” says Ha...

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7 d. ago IRS to fire 6,700 staff in Trump and Musk’s DOGE purge weeks before deadline to file taxes

The layoffs will impact more than one-third of probationary employees during tax season

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7 d. ago San Diego fire captain killed after being stabbed multiple times in domestic violence attack

Rebecca Marodi was recently on the front lines battling the deadly Eaton wildfire in Los Angeles County

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7 d. ago San Diego fire captain killed after being stabbed multiple times in domestic violence incident

Rebecca Marodi was recently on the front lines battling the deadly Eaton wildfire in Los Angeles County

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