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Millions of households in England will be getting a £150 rebate on their council tax in the coming weeks. People living in homes that are in Bands A to D are eligible for the one-off payment, which has been introduced to help people struggling with the cost of living crisis.
Petrol costs remain high across the UK, as last month drivers were hit with the largest monthly rise in pump prices on record. Despite a cut in fuel duty, the RAC said the average cost of a litre of petrol at forecourts rose by 11.6p to end the March at 163.3p.
Rishi Sunak's wife is registered non-domicile in the UK, meaning she may be spared paying millions in UK taxes, it has been revealed. This comes as the Chancellor's 1.25 per cent rise in national insurance payments come into force.
National Insurance payments will rise from Wednesday as part of the government's plans to fund the NHS and social care.
Rishi Sunak is being urged to set out an emergency budget to help millions across the UK who face being “plunged into poverty and hardship” as a result of the cost-of-living crisis. SNP MP Alison Thewliss demanded action from the UK government, as people across the country saw both energy bills and National Insurance payments rise.
Queen: Britain is ‘blessed' to have monarch says Ferrari
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It is not possible to “completely nullify” the pressures on energy prices, a Cabinet minister has said, as demonstrators gather across the country over the cost-of-living crisis. But Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Government is “looking… across the board at what we’re doing with the public’s money”, and will “put in the support that we can, as and when we can” to ease the sting of rising prices.