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US-based Universal Destinations and Experiences, which is owned by Sky parent group Comcast, bought a 476-acre site on a former brickworks in Kempston Hardwick, Bedfordshire, last year

The Information Commissioners' Office last month ruled in favour of The Mirror and ordered the Treasury publish an analysis of a scrapped Covid-era top-up in benefits

Standing charges for every household with electricity and gas connections would be cut by almost half under the proposals - saving households over £152 a year

"Desperate Tories have also pushed advertisements on social media that claim Keir Starmer’s victory would be welcomed by Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin"

New analysis found households spent an average of £60 a week on food and non-alcoholic drinks in 2019-20, but this has risen to £79 since then amid the cost of living crisis

Treasury documents show the penny-pinching Tory upgraded his ministerial baggage with a fresh leather-bound box from official manufacturer Barrow, Hepburn and Gale

In Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 index saw a slight increase of 0.1% at 39,092.32 as investors eagerly awaited the outcome of a meeting by the Bank of Japan

Richard Tice said: "There are millions still sitting on furlough, being paid not to work. Open up, stop furlough." The same year his party claimed more than £60,000 in Covid job retention scheme payments

Paul Routledge on Rishi Sunak's 'slur' that the Labour Party plans a £2,000 tax raid on voters, showing that, once again, the Tories cannot be trusted to tell the truth

A Labour poster asks what else Rishi Sunak is lying about after the Prime Minister was criticised for making bogus tax claims during the ITV General Election debate

"The Prime Minister has shown disdain for voters and further undermined trust in politics after his fake £2,000 Labour tax claim - these acts alone make him unworthy of office"

Labour leader Keir Starmer said he believed Rishi Sunak's dodgy claims amounted to a breach of the ministerial code, and would back a probe into the Prime Minister's behaviour

The Mirror's star columnist Andy Burnham hits out at PM Rishi Sunak for 'throwing wild punches' over a strongly-disputed £2,000 Labour tax rise that came straight from the Boris Johnson textbook

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves also said that, if she enters the Treasury, there will be 'no additional tax rises' after she vowed not to hike national insurance or income tax

As Chancellor, Rishi Sunak ignored pleas from campaigners including footballer Marcus Rashford by scrapping the £20-per-week Universal Credit uplift introduced during the pandemic

Borrowing for April hit £20.5billion, the fourth-highest since records began in 1993, and more than the £19.3billion predicted by the Office for Budget Responsibility

Former Labour PM Gordon Brown challenged the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to announce a multi-billion pound programme this year in an emergency drive to tackle child poverty

World stocks were mostly higher on Wednesday after a rally on Wall Street that took the Nasdaq composite index to a record high

HMRC’s strategy is to encourage customers to turn to its digital services first – but it is not clear how far and fast digital services will reduce demand for telephone and correspondence services

The Government's shareholding in the bank has dropped by around one percentage point to 26.95%

Sir John Redwood told the Commons that the amount of self-employed people had dropped by more than 800,000 since 2019, which he argued was in part due to a “self-inflicted tax route”

World markets dipped in Thursday trading after US stocks swung to a mixed finish with the Fed sticking to current interest rates

The TUC said the findings were a 'damning indictment' of the Conservatives' economic record, adding that millions of UK workers are enduring the longest pay squeeze in more than 200 years

'The economy remains on solid footing,' stated economists from Bank of America in a recent analysis

The first-of-its-kind analysis found that nature-related risks were as detrimental, if not more, to the economy as those from climate risks