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The founder of Wetherspoons has thrown his support behind Nigel Farage after his plan to save British pubs was unveiled.Speaking to GB News, Tim Martin said the support package makes “good economic sense” and will give publicans “tax equality” with supermarkets.The Reform UK leader’s five-point plan, set to be announced on Tuesday, includes a £3billion tax relief package designed to rescue Britain’s struggling pub industry.Mr Farage’s plan proposes slashing beer duty by ten per cent from its current rate of 49p, with patrons seeing around 5p knocked off the cost of their pint.Delivering his verdict on the policy, Mr Martin…

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Around 1 million taxpayers failed to submit their self assessment tax returns before the January 31 deadline, according to figures released by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) this week.Each late filer now faces an automatic £100 penalty, regardless of whether any tax is owed. HMRC stands to collect more than £100million from the initial fines alone due to the volume of missed submissions.Historical data shows the tax authority has previously collected more than £200million in late filing penalties in some years.The latest figure represents an improvement on the previous tax year, when more than 1.1 million people missed the deadline.Myrtle…

From today (Monday 2 Feb 2026) the Council will start a key amnesty allowing tenants in social rented homes to hand in their keys without consequence if they are renting out a home illegally. The amnesty that will come to an end at the end of the month (Friday 27 Feb 2026) is the first stage of a campaign to tackle tenancy fraud city-wide. This type of fraud can be a criminal offence and takes homes away from those that need them most – many of whom have been on the housing register for many years.  While Manchester has one of the highest proportions…

Four products sold through Amazon have been pulled from the marketplace after safety officials flagged them as dangerous to consumers.The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) issued warnings about the items, which all came from China and posed “serious” risks ranging from electric shocks to choking hazards and potential fires.Among the recalled goods are two lighting fixtures – the EIDISUNY Wall Lamp and the Immver Ceiling Light with Fan – along with a Doloowee Model Aircraft toy and an A/C Power Adaptor for laptops.Local Authority Trading Standards notified regulators about each product, and Amazon has since removed all listings…

Former Manchester United defender Brandon Williams has left Championship club Hull City by mutual consent.Williams joined Hull in August on a one-year contract.He had spent 20 months out of the game following a loan stint at Ipswich Town.During that time, Williams was sentenced to 14 months in jail, suspended for two years, after being convicted of dangerous driving.Williams spoke about the mental and physical necessity of taking a break from the game and he did impress in pre-season.However, he struggled for fitness and made just one five-minute substitute appearance in August.With Hull riding high in third in the Championship, it…

Golden Time Talent is an international British platform that, since 2018, has been discovering and promoting talents from 71 countries. Participants are given the opportunity not only to showcase their art on the international stage but also to receive real support through media exposure, festivals, television, exhibitions, and Global Talent Visa (UK) sponsorship support. The jury of the platform includes renowned experts from the United Kingdom, the United States, Ukraine, Italy, France, Japan, Israel, Turkey, Germany, Poland, Spain, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Georgia, Estonia, Latvia, and other countries. One of the remarkable artists who became part of the Golden Time Talent community…

From June 6 to 8, 2025, London became the epicenter of cultural diplomacy, hosting the inaugural Global Talent Confederation summit. This historic event brought together cultural leaders from over 20 countries, transforming the UK capital into a powerful platform for international cooperation, cultural exchange, and talent promotion. The summit served as a vital forum for discussing joint international projects, fostering cultural exchanges, and developing partnerships among representatives of diverse cultures. A significant aspect of this occasion was its co-hosting with the annual World Talent Award by Golden Time Talent, which added particular prestige to it. Over the course of three…