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Rachel Reeves watering down non-dom tax changes would be ‘sensible and pragmatic’, tax experts say
Rachel Reeves has been told changes to her crackdown on non-doms appear “sensible and pragmatic”, amid expectations she will water down some measures. The chancellor is considering rowing back on Labour’s manifesto promise to scrap concessions after former chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced plans to abolish the tax status. There areContinue Reading
Meet the walking sea fish with six legs amazing scientists | News
A species of “walking” fish is helping shed light on how humans evolved to stand upright millions of years ago. The sea robin, a bony fish that lives at the bottom of the ocean, has six leg-like structures that it uses to scurry across the sea floor, and sometimes digContinue Reading
Cyclist, 18, tragically dies from ‘serious head injury’ after heavy fall
Teenage cyclist Muriel Furrer has died following a serious head injury at the Road and Para-cycling World Championships in Switzerland. Furrer was competing in her home country in Zurich when she crashed during the road race and had to be airlifted to hospital on Thursday. The following day, governing bodyContinue Reading
Labour: What is non-dom tax status and is Reeves still going to change it?
Labour’s flagship non-dom tax policy could reportedly be watered down experts say, as some economists predict that the measure would fail to raise the predicted funds. Announced before the election, Rachel Reeves presented the party’s scrapping of the controversial “non-domiciled” tax status as a cornerstone policy, designed to raise aroundContinue Reading
French man discovers medieval skeletons and sarcophagi while renovating cellar
A French man renovating his basement discovered dozens of medieval skeletons and 10 sarcophagi. The remains unearthed in a southern suburb of Paris could lead to a better understanding of the population that lived in the region during the early Middle Ages and the Antiquity era before it, archaeologists said.Continue Reading
Breathing may introduce microplastics to the brain – new study
Small plastic particles are everywhere: in the soil where our food is grown, in the water we drink and in the air we breathe. They got there from the plastic we throw away, which ends up in landfill sites, rivers and seas. There the plastic waste slowly breaks down, releasingContinue Reading
Independent readers say Keir Starmer needs ‘time and space to clean out the Tories’ from government
In Liverpool this week Sir Keir Starmer had his first opportunity to address a Labour conference as prime minister, giving the leader a chance to take stock of his government’s performance since sweeping to power in July. The prime minister set out his vision for the future of Britain underContinue Reading
Bob Dylan baffles fans with rare social media post: ‘Who is Mary Jo?’
A rare post from Bob Dylan’s official X/Twitter account has left fans scratching their heads. The legendary singer-songwriter’s social media account has been largely inactive in 2024, occasionally sharing updates about forthcoming releases and live shows. However, on 25 September, a post shared from the account at 11.02pm BST said:Continue Reading
F1 LIVE – Lewis Hamilton reacts to Ricciardo axe as Red Bull ‘address issues’
Former Ferrari engineer Rob Smedley has advised Lewis Hamilton against bringing several members of his Mercedes entourage with him to Maranello next season. The seven-time world champion will be without a host of key allies when he makes the switch this winter. Speaking to the Formula For Success podcast, SmedleyContinue Reading
Liam Lawson faces 10-place penalty at first F1 race after replacing Ricciardo
Liam Lawson will start the United States Grand Prix next month with an unfortunate handicap with VCARB set to take a new power unit, giving him a 10-place grid penalty. The New Zealander’s return to the F1 grid was confirmed on Thursday with Daniel Ricciardo making way for the finalContinue Reading