How to tell DWP could be investigating you - the tell-tale signs
The DWP has been given new powers to investigate people it suspects of claiming benefits illegally
Rachel Reeves urged to 'back Scotch whisky' and cut alcohol duty in Budget
Business leaders across Scotland have called for the Labour Chancellor to lower the duty placed on spirits after the Tory government raised it by 10.1 per cent last year.
Scotland fans pay tribute to Alex Salmond with minute's applause
Fans were asked to join the tribute to Alex Salmond ahead of the Scotland v Portugal match.
Government takes 'important step' and approves Veterans ID Card as valid voter ID for first time
The government has approved the use of HM Armed Forces Veteran Cards as voter ID for the first time, ensuring veterans can fully participate in upcoming elections.
UK Government money to investigate bypassing Dumfries and Galloway villages may never materialise
Scotland’s Transport Minister Fiona Hyslop says there is “no guarantee” that the new Labour government will deliver the cash promised by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
Voter ID rule change announced after some turned away from elections
A new form of ID has been added to the list of acceptable types
SNP calls on Labour Government to support campaign to make all Scotland matches free-to-air
Tartan Army fans have long complained about games involving Steve Clarke's side being shown on a variety of subscription channels.
State pension age could rise to 71 with increase 'sooner than planned'
Research conducted by the International Longevity Centre floated boosting the state pension age to 70 or 71 by 2050 due to "widening demographic imbalances" in society.
Keir Starmer refuses to rule out employer's National Insurance rise as he insists it won't break manifesto pledges
Keir Starmer again declined to rule out increasing employers' national insurance contributions but insisted the Government would keep its manifesto promises.
Alex Salmond's body 'ready to be brought back to Scotland', say officials in North Macedonia
Discussions were continuing between Alba Party officials, the Scottish Government and UK Foreign Office over the best to return the former first minister following his sudden death.
Final plans now in place for Alex Salmond to be flown home
Alex Salmond 's body is ready to be flown home to Scotland in a 'special flight', according to North Macedonian officials.
Chancellor planning to unveil £50billion in tax rises, insiders warn
Whitehall sources said Reeves is preparing to unveil measures far in excess of the £25billion tax rises suggested by the Institute for Fiscal Studies last week
Reeves eyeing £40bn in tax rises and spending cuts
Filling the £22bn financial "black hole" would only be enough “to keep public services" still, she told a meeting.
Safeguarding existence in politics: Cong on Yogi govt's 'spitting on food' ordinance
New Delhi, Oct 15 (IANS): Former Deputy CM of Chhattisgarh, T.S. Singh Deo, commenting on the UP government's ordinance to tackle alleged incidents of spitting in food, remarked that this is just a
Labour 'prepare £40 billion in tax rises and spending cuts', as Chancellor admits to facing 'difficult decisions'
Rachel Reeves is seeking to close a £40 billion funding gap at the Budget later this month.
Rachel Reeves urged by SNP minister to help 'collective effort' to fix Scotland's housing emergency
EXCLUSIVE: Paul McLennan, the SNP Housing Minister, has called for a commitment at the next Budget to a permanent annual increase to a key benefit.
Reeves 'could need £40bn of tax hikes and spending cuts' in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is said to be looking for the enormous sum to balance the books and bolster services after Labour's splurge on public sector pay.
Full list of how DWP benefit payments including Universal Credit and PIP could go up by next year
The inflation rate for September was confirmed today, meaning DWP benefits, including the state pension, will rise by 1.7% in April 2024 - we explain all the changes
Common driving habit we think is 'nice' could cost you £1,000
You are violating the Highway Code and breaking the law
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