UK Sovereignty vs. Human Rights: The Political Battle Over ECHR Withdrawal
The ECHR Debate: A New Front in UK Political Warfare In a move that signals a significant shift in Britain’s…
The ECHR Debate: A New Front in UK Political Warfare In a move that signals a significant shift in Britain’s…
Radical Overhaul of Britain’s Tax-Free Savings Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing what could become the most significant transformation of Individual…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly planning the most significant ISA reforms in over 25 years, including potential minimum UK equity allocations and stamp duty exemptions. The proposed changes aim to redirect British savings toward domestic companies and revitalize the London market ahead of the November budget.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly developing sweeping reforms to Britain’s tax-free ISA regime that could include mandatory minimum holdings in UK companies and stamp duty exemptions, according to sources familiar with Treasury discussions. The potential changes represent the most significant shake-up to the popular savings vehicle in more than 25 years.
PPE Medpro has reportedly failed to meet a High Court deadline to repay £122m to the UK government for supplying unusable surgical gowns during the pandemic. Health Secretary Wes Streeting stated the government will pursue the company “with everything we’ve got” to recover taxpayer funds.
A company connected to former Conservative peer Michelle Mone has reportedly failed to meet a court-ordered deadline to repay £122m to the UK government for supplying unusable personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to sources familiar with the matter.