3 h. ago Exactly what the letters and digits mean in your HMRC payslip tax code

HMRC works out each person's code based on their 'tax-free Personal Allowance and income you have not paid tax on'

Economics

4 h. ago I worked at Tesco for several years — you should shop at 1 time of day for huge discounts

When it comes to shopping for food, there are a few ways to save money. If you're on the hunt for bargains, it's worth knowing when supermarkets like Tesco reduce the prices of their products

Economics

5 h. ago Labour accused of allowing terrorists to 'rewrite history' with nine new cases set to be brought against British army veterans

Ministers have already drawn fire from veterans after scrapping the Legacy Act, a Tory law which gave soldiers immunity from prosecutions.

Events

7 h. ago Full list of benefits that can be used to apply for Motability Scheme

The Motability Scheme allows people receiving specific benefits to allocate their allowance towards leasing a new vehicle

Politics

7 h. ago Vandalized monuments, illegal base jumping and ‘bear jams’: The shutdown is causing havoc at national parks

Despite the warnings of advocacy groups, the Trump administration allowed many parks to be at least partially open with few staff and services

Events

8 h. ago Desecrated monuments, illegal base jumping and ‘bear jams’: The shutdown is causing havoc at national parks

Despite the warnings of advocacy groups, the Trump administration allowed many parks to be at least partially open with few staff and services

Events

14 h. ago Teen sentenced for killing his girlfriend’s grandmother when she didn’t allow him to spend the night

Tara King’s trial is scheduled to begin in January

Events

19 h. ago Zohran Mamdani has upended US politics. Now he should take on Fifa | Jules Boykoff

New York’s mayor-elect has taken on powerful institutions. With the World Cup taking place in his city, he should challenge Fifa nextAfter winning the election for mayor of New York City, an exuberant Zohran Mamdani took to the stage at his victory speech and said, “If there is any way to terrify a despot, it is by dismantling the very conditions that allowed him to accumulate power.” He was alluding to Donald Trump, but the sentiment also applies to Fifa, the world’s governing body for soccer.In September, Mamdani’s team kicked off a “Game Over Greed” campaign targeting Fifa’s use of dynamic pricing for 2026 men’s World Cup tickets, calling it an “affront to the game.” His petition demanded that Fifa cease its rapacious dynamic pricing scheme, place a price cap on tickets that are resold on Fifa’s ticketing platform, and reserve a tranche of tickets for local residents. Mamdani, a longtime Arsenal fan, told the Guardian’s Football Weekly podcast, “I have long been quite troubled by...

Politics

20 h. ago Life on Prince Andrew Road: How families could be stuck living on roads named after scandal

Prince Andrew Road and neighbouring Prince Andrew Close in Maidenhead were named in 1960 when Queen Elizabeth II gave birth to her third child.

Politics

20 h. ago Police officer who attacked pub landlord after downing six pints allowed to keep her job

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, went to the Soar Bridge Inn with her dog and got into a confrontation with a man who, she says, had sexually assualted her previously

Events

20 h. ago ‘The ward felt like a prison. What had I let them do?’: how my daughter was crushed by a health service meant to help her

Ruth was 14 years old and being treated for an eating disorder when she died after being detained under the Mental Health Act. She wasn’t allowed to see her family for more than a few hours a week. How did the system we trusted – and I worked for as a GP – fail us so tragically?I remember so clearly the moment it dawned on me that the mental health ward where my teenage daughter was being treated felt like little more than a prison. Ruth had been so trusting. So had we. That all changed the day she was moved from our local hospital to Thames Ward at Huntercombe hospital in Berkshire. When we left, she walked so easily down to the hospital transport with me and the play therapist – who hugged her tight and waved goodbye. When the van door opened at the other end, the stark building loomed over us. We were met and escorted up a flight of stairs and through the double, air-locked, doors, one slamming closed behind us, the person with the keys waiting for the first lock to click before ...

Events

20 h. ago Drivers who make easy mistake could be hit with £2,500 fine this winter

Motorists may face a fine of up to £2,500 if they don't check an important car part before heading off – so here's everything you need to know about the rule

Economics

21 h. ago DWP benefit worth 110 a week helping people with common conditions

The attendance allowance is a tax-free benefit paid to people over state pension age who need help with everyday tasks due to illness or disability

Politics

25 h. ago Drivers with health condition affected by major new DVLA rule change

The DVLA has said that from today, bus, coach and lorry drivers with diabetes will be able to monitor their glucose (sugar) levels using modern technology

Politics

25 h. ago PIP Motability scheme could be reformed to exclude those with certain disabilities

The Motability scheme allows Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants with severe mobility problems to lease a new vehicle, provided they are awarded the higher mobility rate of the benefit

Politics

25 h. ago Former Met police officer accused of using sex workers while on duty

Exclusive: Imran Patel, who resigned last year after reports about his conduct, is being investigated by the IOPCA former Metropolitan police officer allegedly used sex workers while on duty in the midst of a major investigation into behavioural standards, the Guardian can reveal.Britain’s largest police force has been described as “institutionally misogynistic” after widespread claims that a “toxic” sexist culture has been allowed to thrive for decades. Continue reading...

Events

26 h. ago 'Tesco we need to talk' say shoppers as they beg 'bring them back'

Sainsbury's customers say they're having a similar problem

Politics

26 h. ago Sainsbury’s shoppers issued warning to ‘lock’ Nectar points to avoid them being stolen

SAINSBURY'S shoppers have been warned to lock their Nectar points to avoid them being stolen ahead of Christmas. The second biggest supermarket has ramped up security measures in efforts to stop scammers stealing points. In February, Sainsbury's launched a safety feature which allows you to lock your points after customers complained their earnings had been...

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27 h. ago Government should force Isa savers into UK stocks, says Martin Gilbert

Revolut chair calls for curbs to cash Isa tax-free allowance

Politics

30 h. ago All benefits that make you eligible for Blue Badge parking help

The Blue Badge scheme allows people with disabilities to park closer to their destination. Here's a full list of benefits that could make you eligible for a Blue Badge

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