HMRC Penalty Points for Late Tax Returns
HMRC is implementing a new penalty points system for self-assessment tax returns, replacing immediate £100 fines with points that accumulate before financial penalties apply.
Category : Politics
Nursery Worker Guilty of Toddler Sexual Assault in Bristol
Nathan Bennett, 30, found guilty at Bristol Crown Court of multiple charges including rape and sexual assault against five toddlers at Partou King Street nursery.
Starmer Confident Despite Two Top Aides Quitting in 24 Hours
Prime Minister Keir Starmer remains defiant as two senior aides resign within 24 hours over the Lord Mandelson appointment scandal, with Labour MPs calling for his resignation.
Starmer Not Resigning as Aides Quit Over Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer remains 'upbeat' and focused on governing despite the resignations of two senior Downing Street aides amid the Peter Mandelson controversy.
ICE Operation Forces Minnesota Families into House Arrest
Immigrant families in Minnesota are trapped in their homes, terrified of ICE patrols after a federal surge operation. Personal stories reveal the human cost of living in constant fear.
White Nationalist Hired by US Federal Contractor
Ian Michael Elliott, a senior Patriot Front figure, worked on crisis relief missions for Knight Division Tactical, a contractor with USDA Forest Service contracts worth millions.
King Charles Heckled Over Andrew Epstein Links
King Charles faced a second public heckling in days about Prince Andrew's Jeffrey Epstein connections during a Lancashire visit, as William and Kate issue unprecedented statement.
Keir Starmer Not Resigning, Downing Street Confirms
Downing Street has confirmed Prime Minister Keir Starmer will not resign, following the departure of two senior aides including Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney.
Russia Scrambles After Starlink Deactivation
Russian military operations disrupted as SpaceX blocks illicit Starlink use following Ukraine defence talks, forcing Kremlin forces to seek inferior alternatives.
Luton's £1.7bn Regeneration Faces 'Worst Place' Reputation
Luton residents express concerns over crime and unemployment while council leaders defend a £1.7bn regeneration project aiming to transform the Bedfordshire town over 20-30 years.
Venezuelan Freed After ICE Detention Ruled Unconstitutional
Joswar Torres released after seven months in ICE custody following federal judge's ruling that his constitutional rights were violated. Protesters who demonstrated against his detention now face conspiracy charges.
Pencil Maker Accuses Costa Rica of Misusing Factory as Detention Centre
German pencil manufacturer Faber-Castell alleges Costa Rica breached a contract by using a donated factory to detain asylum seekers deported from the US, sparking human rights concerns.
Man Admits Killing Sister in South London Home
A 62-year-old man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after fatally stabbing his 57-year-old sister at their Greenland Quay home in Rotherhithe, South London.
Wimbledon and Mitcham Police Station Front Counters to Close
The Metropolitan Police will close public front counters at Wimbledon and Mitcham police stations from February 28, forcing residents to travel outside the borough for face-to-face services.
Cockerel ASBO Threat in Norfolk Sparks Countryside Debate
Sue Farthing's pet rooster Colonel faces seizure after noise complaints in Aldeby village, highlighting tensions between rural traditions and council regulations.
DNA Match Stumps Prosecutors in French Twin Murder Trial
French prosecutors face a unique forensic challenge as DNA evidence from a murder weapon matches both identical twins on trial, leaving the crucial question of who pulled the trigger unanswered.
Australia to Test Roblox Child Safety Promises
Australian authorities demand review of Roblox's PG rating and test safety measures after reports of child grooming and explicit content on the platform.
Starmer's Comms Chief Quits in Mandelson Fallout
Tim Allan resigns as PM's communications director amid deepening crisis over Lord Mandelson's links to Jeffrey Epstein, marking the fifth such departure in 18 months.
Takaichi Wins Supermajority, Pivots Japan's Policy Direction
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secures a commanding two-thirds supermajority in snap election, enabling assertive economic and foreign policy shifts with significant market implications.
53 dead or missing after migrant boat capsizes off Libya
A migrant boat capsized off the Libyan coast, leaving 53 people dead or missing, with only two survivors rescued. The UN migration agency highlights the dangers of the central Mediterranean route.
Tim Allan Steps Down as Starmer's Communications Chief
Keir Starmer's director of communications, Tim Allan, has resigned after just five months, following the departure of chief of staff Morgan McSweeney amid a row over Peter Mandelson's ambassadorial appointment.
Epstein Files: How He Became a Svengali to the Powerful
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein was sought after by elites for advice on dodging #MeToo allegations, revealing a disturbing network of complicity.
ICE Raids in Maine Spark Protests, Endanger GOP Senate
Immigration raids in Maine have triggered widespread protests and union backlash, with fears over racial profiling and economic impact, potentially jeopardising Republican Senate control in upcoming elections.
53 Migrants Feared Dead in Libya Boat Capsize
A migrant boat capsized off Libya, leaving 53 people, including two babies, dead or missing. Two Nigerian women were rescued in the Mediterranean tragedy.
Twin DNA Mystery Stalls French Murder Trial
A French murder trial faces unprecedented challenges as identical twin brothers stand accused, with forensic DNA evidence unable to distinguish which sibling fired the fatal shots.
William and Kate 'Deeply Concerned' by Epstein Scandal
The Prince and Princess of Wales have expressed deep concern over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal revelations involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with their thoughts focused on victims.
William and Kate Speak Out on Epstein Files
The Prince and Princess of Wales express deep concern over revelations in the Epstein Files, which implicate Prince Andrew, as William begins a Middle East tour.
Pepper Spray Deployed at Sydney Protest Against Herzog Visit
New South Wales police pepper sprayed protesters at a Sydney rally opposing Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, with thousands demonstrating across Australia.
Can Starmer Survive Without McSweeney?
Following Morgan McSweeney's resignation over Peter Mandelson's appointment, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a crucial week. The Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast analyses Labour's reaction and Starmer's leadership challenges.
NZ Mosque Shooter Blames Guilty Plea on Prison Conditions
Brenton Tarrant, who murdered 51 people in New Zealand's 2019 mosque attacks, claims his guilty plea was irrational due to 'torturous' prison conditions, as he appeals his conviction.
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