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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned of a 'painful' autumn budget - use our income tax calculator to find out how much you should be taking home before the expected tax rises.

Keir Starmer has wound up the Tories by having a photo of Margaret Thatcher removed from Downing Street, according to reports.

Sacha Lord has urged the government to 'stave off' speculation over its plans to ban smoking in beer gardens.

Jeremy Clarkson has opened his pub, The Farmer’s Dog, in Oxfordshire. Fans have flocked to the village of Asthall to be welcomed by the Top Gear host, who has one house rule: no Keir Starmer.The pub, formerly known as The Windmill, was renamed after Clarkson reportedly purchased it for “less than £1 million” earlier this year, per The Evening Standard.On Friday (August 23), the pub was open to the public after a “soft launch” the day before hit some snags, as Clarkson told Times Radio.

Sky News. “After a long illness, SGE died during the morning at home surrounded by family.“The closest mourners are daughter Lina; son Johan with wife Amana and granddaughter Sky; father Sven; girlfriend Yanisette with son Alcides; brother Lars-Erik with wife Jumnong.”He was the first foreign manager to manage England in 2001, coaching a “golden generation” of players including Beckham, Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard.

The SNP's deputy leader has called the Scottish Labour leader "spineless" for not condemning Sir Keir Starmer's decision to restrict the winter fuel payment.

Channel 4 has commissioned a documentary feature about this summer’s race riots in the UK from Leaving Neverland filmmaker Dan Reed. 

GB News viewers noticed a significant change as veteran broadcaster Eamonn Holmes was notably absent from the morning line-up. The seasoned 64-year-old host typically helms the GB News Breakfast Show with co-presenter Isabel Webster from Monday to Wednesday, but his seat was empty on Monday (August 19).

GB News viewers were left wondering where Eamonn Holmes had vanished to as he was noticeably absent from the GB News Breakfast Show.The 64 year old presenter, who usually hosts alongside Isabel Webster from Monday to Wednesday, was missing on Monday's show (August 19). Isabel, 41, was instead joined by Nana Akua, a familiar face on GB News since 2021.The pair dived into the day's hot topics, ranging from Keir Starmer's waning support to Kamala Harris' last-minute campaign efforts in Pennsylvania.

Fans are demanding answers after Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury announced their shock split on Wednesday (14 August) via their respective Instagram pages.The former couple, who share one-year-old daughter Bambi, didn't reveal the reason behind their parting ways - but Molly-Mae did detail being 'extremely upset'. Announcing the news first, she detailed how she "never imagined [their] story would end, especially not this way," which - paired with the statement coming solely from Molly-Mae rather than a joint announcement - has led some fans to suspect something has happened.

Scotland's former First Minister has described Elon Musk as "one of the most dangerous men on the planet". Speaking before a crowd at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on Thursday, Humza Yousaf said the owner of X - formerly Twitter - used his wealth "for some of the most wicked evil I've seen".

After a week of unrest and rioting in Britain, far-right protesters were overwhelmed on Wednesday evening by peaceful demonstrations against racism.

An interview between Ed Balls and his wife, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, on ITV's Good Morning Britain has sparked a wave of complaints to Ofcom.The former Labour MP questioned his wife about the handling of violent protests in the UK following the tragic deaths of three young girls in Southport. Ofcom received a whopping 8,201 complaints regarding the segment, during the period from July 30 to August 5.

People across the UK have admitted they are "too scared to go to work" or leave their homes after far-right rioters took to the streets in a number of cities nationwide.

EXCLUSIVE: Seven days of rioting on the streets of Britain has prompted one of the country’s top production companies to email staff to condemn the unrest and signpost welfare support.

Good Morning Britain has been inundated with over 8,200 Ofcom complaints after a fiery exchange on the show.

Sir Keir Starmer will chair another emergency Cobra meeting as fears mount over a fresh wave of violent disorder on the streets of the UK.

As fears mount over a fresh wave of violent disorder on the streets it has now been revealed that Keir Starmer will chair another emergency Cobra meeting tonight.

Keir Starmer has warned the far right thugs responsible for targeting Muslims and asylum seekers they will feel the “full force of the law”.

Southport mass stabbings – which has left three children dead and a further ten injured as of today (August 4) – a wave of protests and riots have broken out across the UK in cities such as Rothertham, Sunderland and Liverpool.Massive Attack posted a statement on X/Twitter, writing: “This violent racism has long been simmering under the surface. What is happening is the direct result of years of normalised racism and Islamophobia, enabled by politicians and the British media.“As far-right mobs threaten mosques, intimidate and harass people, and throw Nazi salutes, we offer our utmost solidarity to people of colour, and Muslim communities in particular.”The band also pointed out that Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper “fail to centre Muslim people, or call out racism for what it is”, adding: “What we are seeing unfold is more than “thuggery”, it is violent racism.“This is an inevitable outcome of years of state sponsored Islamophobia and racism, where Muslims, people of colour and migrants are scapegoated as a distraction from decades of economic hardship and political failings.”Massive Attack then demanded that politicial leadership “recognises that challenging the far right is not simply a question of tackling online misinformation, or increased police surveillance.

The Prime Minister has said that the police has his “full support” to take action against “extremists” following a day of unrest in parts of England. Protests took place in cities up and down the country on Saturday.