Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented Labour’s first Budget since taking power, featuring significant tax increases she hopes will be a one-time measure to address a £22bn deficit inherited from the Conservatives. The budget includes a substantial £40bn in tax rises, with employers bearing the brunt, while investments in health, education, and transport are prioritized. Despite criticisms from the opposition and business groups, Reeves defends the budget as necessary to stabilize the economy and protect working people, with promises of increased funding for public services and infrastructure development.
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Manchester fan, 20, admits slapping Jack Grealish after three word jab
A Manchester United fan, Alfie Holt, 20, was sentenced for slapping Manchester City player Jack Grealish after a verbal altercation during the Manchester Derby in April. Holt received a three-year football banning order and a £120 fine, with the court emphasizing the need for deterrence against such behavior, despite his lack of prior offenses. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A 20-year-old football fan named Alfie Holt was banned from matches for three years...
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