This week’s Budget, titled ‘Fixing The Foundations To Deliver Change’, aims to raise £40 billion primarily through tax increases and some spending cuts, including £3 billion from the welfare bill. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering inheritance tax, capital gains tax, pension allowances, and the employers’ rate of NI to address the £22 billion hole in public finances left by the Tories. Despite concerns from voters, particularly older demographics, Reeves is confident that the Budget will lead to long-term growth and prosperity, setting the stage for the next general election campaign.
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Week 13 preview: Big Saturday matchups, plus who could win the SEC?
Week 13 in college football features key matchups with potential College Football Playoff implications, including No. 5 Indiana vs. No. 2 Ohio State and No. 6 Notre Dame vs. No. 19 Army. UCLA walk-on Carson Schwesinger leads the FBS in solo tackles and has become a standout player, showcasing his success story as he hopes to pursue a career in sports science. The Army-Notre Dame matchup raises questions about whether Army can remain undefeated and...
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