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Labour support for assisted dying law falls as more MPs switch position to oppose change over coercion fears and effect on vulnerable people

14 hours ago | thisismoney.co.uk | David Wilcock

Labour support for legalising assisted dying appears to be falling as more MPs publicly question the law change. The Commons will next week debate changes to the plan to allow terminally ill people with less than six months to live to end their own lives, ahead of a crunch vote later this month. But fresh concerns have been raised about the The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill that is being led through Parliament by backbencher Kim Leadbeater.
Square Mile needs a reboot - and cutting back on tax and regulation could work wonders: ALEX BRUMMER

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Alex Brummer

Almost a decade has passed since the Brexit referendum and London’s status as Europe’s financial hub is unshaken. The institutions which started out in the alleys and coffee shops of the City, such as the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Lloyd’s of London and the London Metal Exchange may have switched focus but remain largely intact.
Landmark Supreme Court ruling sides with Marlean Ames, a straight woman who was 'passed over' for jobs that went to gay colleagues

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Will Potter

The Supreme Court has sided with a straight woman who claims she was passed over for positions that went to her gay colleagues. Marlean Ames said she was the victim of bias in an agency overseeing Ohio's youth correctional facilities, with her case being decided in a rare unanimous ruling.
The 15 happiest places to live in America

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | James Reynolds

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Private school pupil numbers dip by 11,000 after VAT hike

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Eleanor Harding

Private school pupil numbers have dipped by 11,000 this year – but Labour still claims its new tax raid on fees has not caused the exodus. Official government figures show numbers at independent schools have taken a disproportionately large hit since fee VAT came in. The data, published yesterday, calls into question Labour’s claim that only 3,000 pupils would leave this year as a result of the policy.
Four ways the Chancellor shifted financial habits of the middle-classes in under a year, by LEE BOYCE

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Lee Boyce

How much more can we be taxed? That's been a common conversation I've had with friends, family and colleagues not just since Labour have been in power, but since the pandemic. I'd hazard a guess it's been a hot topic in your circles too – ranging from stories of people uprooting to move to more tax-friendly countries, like Dubai and Portugal, to bemoaning the rising cost of everything in Britain.
Man dies after becoming trapped under Sydney light rail

1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Antoinette Milienos

A man has been killed after being hit by the light rail in Sydney's CBD. The man was hit on Devonshire Street, in Surry Hills, at about 1.15pm on Thursday. Emergency services rushed to the scene and discovered the man, believed to be in his 40s, trapped under a light rail carriage. Paramedics did their best to treat the man but he died at the scene. He is yet to be formally identified.
Pheobe Bishop's housemate James Wood is released without charge

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Antoinette Milienos

Missing teenager Pheobe Bishop's housemate has been released without charge after hours of questioning. Pheobe was last seen on May 15 leaving a rundown home in Gin Gin, near Bundaberg, where she had been living with couple Tanika Kristan Bromley and James Wood. Queensland Police say the pair told detectives they drove Pheobe to Bundaberg Airport for an 8.30am flight to Brisbane and then on to Perth, where she planned to meet up with her boyfriend.
Myth of bosses pay restraint: It's taxation not salaries that pushes execs out of the UK, says ALEX BRUMMER

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Alex Brummer

Pay and bonuses in the boardroom and the City are among the most divisive issues in corporate life. Concern about adverse reaction to rewards for executives at failing Thames Water was among the factors behind KKR, not known for modesty in enriching its chieftains, pulling out of a bid despite completing its due diligence. This week eyebrows were raised when it emerged M&S boss Stuart Machin was to receive a pay and bonus package of £7.1million in the year to March 29.
Amazon recalls thousands of products that can cause neurological problems in your kids

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Emma Richter

Thousands of faucets sold on Amazon have been recalled because they could cause lead to seep into the water, which can be extremely harmful for children. Consumer Affairs recently announced that 10,000 faucets sold on the popular online shopping site can expose users to the toxic metal that can cause neurological issues in kids and infants.