Alex Evans

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alex Evans |Nicola Croal |Alex Evans

Microwave fried eggs are quick and easy to make, require less oil and washing up and are much healthier. Fried eggs are a staple of the classic full Scottish breakfast and while they might not win any healthy food awards, they are undeniably a protein-rich and satisfying start to the day. Whether nestled away in a sandwich, perched upon toast, or part of a hearty fry-up, eggs are a beloved morning treat with so many ways to enjoy them.

1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Alex Evans |Nicole Haynes |Alex Evans

Garden enthusiasts have been given a timely boost ahead of the summer season as the government announced a tax cut that will make one garden necessity more affordable. Bulbs, especially those imported into the UK, are set to become cheaper following the government's announcement on Sunday that it would eliminate import taxes on 89 common household items, ranging from orange juice and furniture, to cocktail ingredients and garden bulbs.

1 week ago | mylondon.news | Alex Evans |Nicole Haynes |Alex Evans

Your tax-exempt personal allowance is the amount of money you can earn without having to pay income tax. While many of us attempt to maximise these tax-free earnings, there is one employee perk which could ironically lead to its reduction by HMRC. The amount you can earn from various sources—employment, pensions, or property rentals—before paying tax to HMRC, is currently frozen at £12,570 and is set to remain unchanged until at least 2028.

1 week ago | examinerlive.co.uk | Alex Evans |Tom Kershaw |Alex Evans

The new tax year has arrived, bringing with it the usual tax bills, HMRC demand letters and changes to tax codes as the taxman shifts through your earnings and what you owe for the previous year - and what you might owe in the year to come. The single most significant factor in what you end up paying to HMRC in tax - aside from your earnings - is the Personal Allowance threshold.

1 week ago | examinerlive.co.uk | Alex Evans |Tom Kershaw |Alex Evans

With the arrival of warmer weather, many across the nation are eagerly packing their sun cream in anticipation of their next overseas holiday or perhaps a leisurely sunbathing session in the garden. However, what many fail to realise is the significance of a symbol printed on the back of every sun cream bottle. Ignoring this could be the difference between achieving a lovely tan and suffering from severe sunburn - which has been associated with various conditions such as skin cancer.