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3 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Noah Eastwood |Mattie Brignal
The Reform UK leader has pledged to liberate Britain's taxpayers, but at what cost? When Reform UK pledged nearly £90bn in tax cuts at the general election last summer there was no chance the party would enter government. The Tories were widely assumed to be a busted flush and Sir Keir Starmer a prime minister-in-waiting. Almost a year later and the political landscape has shifted rapidly.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Noah Eastwood
Trump’s proposed 100pc tariff on foreign films could push up the cost of the BBC licence fee, the shadow culture secretary has warned. The UK government said it was in “active discussions” with the White House after the US president suggested he may apply tariffs to foreign-made films to revive America’s movie industry.
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4 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Noah Eastwood
France is considering overhauling visa rules to make it easier for Britons to stay in the country for more than 90 days at a time. The move would throw a lifeline to some 60,000 British second home owners who face restrictions on how long they can stay at their properties in the country. It comes as English councils crack down on second home owners by hitting them with double council tax bills - while British nationals buying property in Spain are threatened with a 100pc property tax.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Noah Eastwood
France is poised to make a one-off wealth tax permanent in a bid to tackle spiralling national debt. It comes as calls grow on Rachel Reeves to introduce a similar measure on the richest taxpayers amid Britain's ballooning debt. Economics minister, Eric Lombard, said on Sunday that a minimum 20pc tax on the country's wealthiest introduced last year should stay for good.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Noah Eastwood
Fears that Brexit would lead to a crash in house prices also compounded this loss of confidence at the top end of London's market and reduced demand from international buyers. This uncertainty trickled down to the rest of the property market. Prices dropped in the most expensive areas of the city, falling in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea by 5pc and 4pc respectively between 2016 and 2023, according to analysis of Land Registry data by online estate agents Yopa.
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