Britain's choice between a united Right… or a 'coalition of chaos': Megapoll finds Reform would need Tories to govern - or risk handing power to alliance of Labour, Greens, Lib Dems and SNP ⊖
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New research by Electoral Calculus underlines the potential for chaos, with no single party close to getting a majority if an election was held now.
'I drive 700 miles a year and pay £790 in tax!'... 'It's beyond stupidity': Fed-up motorists reveal how they are being forced to scrap their reliable older cars because of Labour's unrelenting tax grabs ⊖
Motorists are being forced to scrap roadworthy cars because the cost to tax them has become astronomically expensive - and in some cases, the annual bill is more than their vehicles are worth.
Cornwall tourist tax will 'choke' small business already on the brink over Labour rate hikes - with holidaymakers facing shut-down hotels and closed restaurants ⊕
Tourism's £2billion-a-year boost to Cornwall could fall as the hospitality industry faces a double hit of rate rises and the proposed tax - as well as overtourism cries from locals.
Government's tax take reaches record high as Labour's tax hikes on business prop up public finances ○
Labour also continued the freeze on income tax thresholds, which means more people are dragged into higher tax brackets even if their pay only goes up in line with inflation .
Rise of the ‘ghost owners’: 18,000 UK vehicles in use without proper records ⊕
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Exclusive: Labour MP calls on DVLA to take action, saying ‘speeding, hit and runs and worse’ are going unpunished
More than 18,000 vehicles are being used in the UK without proper records of where the…
Labour's tax hikes had FINALLY started bringing down Government borrowing despite bonanza on benefits and public sector pay… but that was before Iran chaos ⊖⊖
Official figures showed another £132billion was borrowed in the 12 months to the end of March - £19.8billion lower than the previous financial year.
Christopher Luxon shoots the messenger as nightmare New Zealand election scenario hangs over him | Claire Robinson ⊕
An increasingly unpopular prime minister scolded the media after surviving a tense caucus vote. It was a masterclass – just not in the art of leadership
Being prime minister is the hardest job in New …
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