What do Labour and the Tories think about taxing the rich?
Labour and the Tories are likely to want to change tax policy.
UK News|Nov 6, 2019
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How GCHQ helped shape history: From world wars to the Cuban Missile Crisis
Government Communications Headquarters is marking its centenary.
UK News|Nov 1, 2019
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Magic of GCHQ is ‘ordinary people who work there’, historian says
Tony Comer said his discoveries about the efforts staff went to to protect the nation demonstrate their brilliance.
UK News|Nov 1, 2019
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Publicans fear for the future after tax hikes
THE future of pubs in the island is coming to a head as publicans say they are not being listened to by the States.
News|Nov 1, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters and police in Halloween standoff
A rally will put to the test a government ban on face coverings at public gatherings introduced this month.
World News|Oct 31, 2019
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Deputies want to tax drinkers more
A BIG rise in duty on alcohol has been proposed to tackle shortfalls in funding new services in the island’s Budget.
News|Oct 30, 2019
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Police use rubber bullets, tear gas, against Barcelona protesters
Thousands of flag-waving demonstrators caused a fifth straight night of unrest while calling for Catalonia’s independence.
World News|Oct 19, 2019
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Alleged ISIS supporter accused of plotting to bomb St Paul’s Cathedral
Safiyya Amira Shaikh appeared in court on Wednesday
UK News|Oct 16, 2019
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Canada rugby team help with recovery efforts after typhoon cancels World Cup match
The clash with Namibia was called off after Super Typhoon Hagibis saw torrential rain and tornado-like winds hit large parts of Japan.
Viral Sport|Oct 13, 2019
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Skies above Japan turned purple in the hours before Typhoon Hagibis hit
The eerie phenomenon, which often precedes or follows a major storm, is the result of ‘scattering’.
World News|Oct 12, 2019
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Body found in woodland confirmed as missing student Joy Morgan
Her mother said the 20-year-old ‘brought joy to all our lives’.
UK News|Oct 10, 2019
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Pub sales will soar on October 31 in no-deal Brexit, says Wetherspoon boss
Chairman Tim Martin said there will be ‘break-dancing in the streets’ if the UK leaves the EU next month, with or without a deal.
UK News|Sep 13, 2019
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PM seeks to boost support for Brexit ambitions as Watson pushes referendum call
Labour deputy leader Tom Watson is expected to say a single-issue Brexit election may not break the deadlock in Parliament.
UK News|Sep 11, 2019
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MPs demand Government publishes key prorogation and no-deal Brexit documents
The move comes after files released in a Scottish court appeared to show Boris Johnson approved the suspension of Parliament on August 15.
UK News|Sep 9, 2019
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Beer prices cut in Wetherspoon pubs from Friday
It is the latest Brexit-related move by the pub chain aimed at showing how leaving the Customs Union can reduce prices.
UK News|Sep 6, 2019
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