Art and design A-levels at lowest uptake since 2010 according to UK advocacy group – The Art Newspaper
Recent data has revealed that arts subjects have dropped dramatically at Advanced Level (A-level), with art and design…
Keir Starmer could jet off to World Cup final in one last foreign trip as PM
Sir Keir Starmer will head to the World Cup final this weekend if England defeat Argentina – his…
Inheritance tax warning as millions of savers unaware of upcoming pension raids
A substantial majority of British workers remain unaware of pension reforms that will expose retirement savings to inheritance…
Antony Gormley sculpture quietly removed and sold off by UK council – The Art Newspaper
The right-wing council running the county of Kent in southeast England has removed a key early work by…
‘Pensions belong to savers, not the state!’
Ministers have introduced amendments to the Pension Schemes Bill that would limit their ability to direct how defined…
Rachel Reeves’s pensions inheritance tax raids force savers to withdraw £2.3billion from retirement funds
Savers withdrew £2.3billion from their pension pots at the earliest opportunity last year amid growing concern over changes…
Decades of economic decline has ‘broken’ Britons, pushing one fifth of people into poverty and towards political Reform
The Union Jack flutters on a telegraph pole. Once a symbol of might and power it is now…
‘The politics of the Gambling Levy money’
The statutory levy marks a long-overdue shift in how gambling harm services are funded in Great Britain, through…
‘Pay taxes to give to fat and lazy!’
Jeremy Clarkson has brutally summed up what he feels the Green Party will offer the British population following…
Petrol and diesel prices surge to 18-month high in blow to millions of drivers
Millions of drivers have been hit by the highest petrol and diesel prices in 18 months, as filling…
‘Worst to EVER run the country!’
John Cleese has issued a furious response after a leaked Government strategy document branded the flying of English,…
Labour awards £370m contract to company ‘at centre of pensions crisis’
Trade unions have warned that more than 250,000 civil servants could face potential salary delays after Labour awarded…