Prince Philip was ‘pleased’ with Lady Louise says Sophie Wessex Sophie’s contribution to the Royal Family and the trust the Palace has in her have been highlighted by royal commentator Russell Myers. The expert noted it became apparent following the death of
Millions of over-50s planning for retirement could be pushed into poverty and financial insecurity, a situation that has been worsened by the coronavirus crisis. The report found more than 90 percent of private sector workers using a “defined contribution” pension are not
The Duke and the Duchess of Sussex could be welcoming their second child in a matter of weeks. According to royal commentator Daniela Elser, the next “three or so weeks” could be decisive in resolving any purported issues between the Sussexes and Harry’s
Australians have been warned the country faces economic catastrophe as rural areas are overrun with hordes of mice. The rodent swarms have invaded homes and destroyed crops across New South Wales. The spread of the rodent plague has spurred the Australian Government into
“I loved the monkey,” Jennifer shared but David snapped: “Yeah because you didn’t have to touch it!” He went on to explain the monkey would often miss his mark on set. “That, combined with when the monkey was resting and just waiting
Collective Benefits, the London-based start-up dedicated to “solve the protection gap” for self-employed and independent workers, analysed the data and found the line between “self-employed” and “worker” has become increasingly “blurred”. This was based on examination of specific points within the ONS
Usually, a person will need to pay council tax if they’re aged 18 or over and they own or rent a home. Certain people will be exempt from paying it, and some may qualify for either a 50 percent or a 25
Brussels was harshly criticised for its vaccination programme which trails significantly behind the UK and US. However speaking to France24 Clement Beaune, the French Europe minister, called for more European integration. He argued there as “not enough Europe rather than too much Europe”
Additionally, Dave Heathcote, an Insolvency Director at TDX Group, warned the scheme may have limited success: “Today’s long-awaiting introduction of the Debt Respite Scheme is a welcome and extremely timely move in the ongoing fight against debt. Providing a lifeline for indebted
“After a dark year in which they were disproportionately hit by the financial impact of the pandemic, freelancers are again seeing cause to hope. “Amid the optimism, however, there are also lingering causes for concern. Above all, the recent changes to IR35
