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More than 100,000 taxpayers may have been charged too much tax because of an HMRC software fault that was first identified five years ago but has still not been fixed.HMRC is manually reviewing 107,000 tax calculations from the 2025-26 tax year after taxpayers complained that they had been overcharged.The problem is caused by a long-running fault in HMRC’s computer system. In some cases, the system does not correctly apply a person’s tax-free allowances across different types of income, such as earnings, pensions, savings interest and dividends.HMRC first acknowledged the fault in 2021 after taxpayers raised concerns about errors in their…
Reform UK says two senior officials have stepped down as the party launched an investigation into claims about funding aired during a Channel 4 News report.Nigel Farage’s senior aide Dan Jukes and Reform’s head of policy James Orr have both stood down pending the outcome of the internal probe, the party said. A Reform UK spokesman said: “The party believes it is important that the investigation is allowed to proceed independently and without prejudice. “No further comment will be made while the investigation is ongoing.”The row threatens to overshadow Reform’s conference in Birmingham, which has its first full day on…
Irving says he will go through a well established routine in his preparations for the big fight.”A world title fight you make sure you have your uniform together, your pens, your scorecard, your towel and your water.”You make sure you are hydrated because it could be a warm night and the fight could go the whole way, the whole 10 rounds, which can be very tiring.”I’ll be prepared, I always do a bit of training, always keep myself right eating wise.”I can assure everyone that I’ll be ready, no matter how big the fight is, how big of an occasion…
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Elissa and Johnnie believe quality control during the build was lacking and more “stringent legislation” is needed so builders know “they can’t build more rubbish homes”.Elissa says a senior Stonebridge employee told her they were under “pressure” to increase output and sometimes that compromised quality.We asked Stonebridge Homes about this, along with all the points of criticism raised above, but the company did not provide specific answers.It told the that customer service was one of its top priorities as well as access to “clear, transparent processes for raising concerns and seeking independent resolution where required”.One of the biggest issues for…
The talk of the toon are the boys in maroon, but the chat in all corners of the country is about McPake. He really is the man of the moment.In eight games, he has registered two goals and four assists for an increasingly easy-on-the-eye Hearts side, who are emerging as contenders for the campaign’s great entertainers.In the first 30 minutes at the home of their city rivals, they were magnificent. McPake – along with fellow Scotland hopeful Calvin Miller – was unplayable, hugging the touchline and leaving home full-back Felix Passlack for dust.He destroyed the former Borussia Dortmund defender before…
Manchester City’s lease at the Etihad Stadium was placed under review last month amid a major expansion of the club’s east Manchester campus, it has emerged.City has a long-term lease at the ground with Manchester City Council and finished expanding its north stand earlier this year, which increased the stadium capacity to more than 60,000 people.It has been building a new £300m entertainment zone known as Medlock Square which includes a Radisson Blu Hotel and a zip-line, with plans for a new 600-person capacity entertainment venue which the council granted planning permission in June. The lease review was sparked as…
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Bronwyn Larry, head of communications for the park authority, said this was not the first instance of wardens discovering “abandoned ‘wild camps'”.”It does seem to be increasing,” she said.”People come to the area to enjoy the beautiful scenery, the beautiful views, but now we are being faced with litter and it’s disturbing that beautiful view.”She said the authority found the shift towards more fly-tipping “baffling” and said they were struggling to “figure out how to talk to people” about the issue.”It’s not just here, for our park, it does seem to be across the national parks. We are constantly putting…
