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Many people could be liable for an unexpected Inheritance Tax bill following Rachel Reeves' changes to the exemption rules from 2027 onwards. However, there are still a few key loopholes and escapes that could allow people to lessen the burden on future generations.
Manchester United have spent a lot on transfers over the last couple of years - and that has reflected in how much the club owe in instalments for player purchases.
Nuclear fusion might sound like something out of a science fiction film - and in the past, it certainly has been.
With media-savvy manure-heap initiatives, motorway blockades and tractor rallies in capital cities, in particular the large farmers' associations with their predominantly conventional-farming members, are attempting to haul the European Commission's "Green Deal" to the slaughtering block. But what about the climate-conscious farmers who had hoped that the "Green Deal" would benefit them, their land and the environment? An investigation by our reporter Hans von der Brelie in Auersthal, a small village in the far-eastern reaches of the Republic of Austria.
People who do not have regular bed and wake-up times have a higher risk of stroke and heart attack, research suggests.
A Harvard-educated dermatologist and skin cancer surgeon unveiled her top three "hair hacks" for achieving thicker, fuller, and longer locks.
Plymouth head coach Wayne Rooney conceded that his team fully merited their crushing 6-1 defeat at the hands of Norwich. Borja Sainz was in scintillating form, netting a hat-trick as Argyle suffered their third significant away loss in the Championship this season, following previous setbacks at Sheffield Wednesday and Cardiff.
Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh paid dearly for unwarranted complications in the middle game, allowing defending champion Ding Liren of China to clinch the opening game of the World Chess Championship on Monday. The 18-year-old Gukesh, who is the youngest ever challenger for the world championship crown, came up with an early surprise in the opening by pushing his king pawn forward. It's a move that symbolises attacking intentions and the Chinese chose the French defense to combat the situation.