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Category : Politics
Drones Deployed in UK's Largest Counter-Terror Exercise
Up to 1,000 people took part in Exercise Firebird in Canary Wharf, testing emergency services response to terror attacks with drones and realistic scenarios.
Birmingham Labour Councillor Quits Over Trust and Transparency
Diane Donaldson, a decade-long Labour councillor in Hodge Hill and Bromford, resigns citing failures of trust, transparency, and humiliation over voting with Reform UK.
DWP State Pension Age Changes for Certain Birth Years
The DWP's state pension age increase to 67 is being fully implemented by 2028, affecting those born between March 1961 and April 1977. Future rises to 68 are planned between 2044 and 2046.
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HMRC Under Fire Over Year-Long £150,000 Rebate Delay
HMRC faces backlash for delaying a £153,500 tax rebate to an 86-year-old for over a year, citing a handling error. Taxpayers share similar frustrations.
UK Village Hit by Second Earthquake in a Month
A 2.2-magnitude earthquake struck Silverdale, Lancashire, on Saturday night, the second tremor in less than a month. Residents described a 'hell of a bang' and shaking homes.
David Sullivan Steps Down as West Ham Chairman Over Allegations
David Sullivan has resigned as West Ham chairman to fight 'false allegations' about his private life, unrelated to the club. The 77-year-old steps down after 16 years.
Birmingham Council Denies Bin Strike Deal
Birmingham City Council says no formal deal exists to end the 17-month bin strike, contradicting former leader John Cotton's claims. The new administration will seek a resolution.
Dudley Planning: Supermarket OK'd, Apartments Proposed
Dudley Council approves retrospective supermarket in Pensnett, considers apartments in listed building, and reviews plans for flats in Brierley Hill.
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Sutton School to Cut Friday Hours Over Funding Gap
Maney Hill Primary School in Sutton Coldfield plans to end formal teaching at lunchtime on Fridays to save £60,000 annually, addressing real-term funding cuts while extending other school days.
HMRC £10 Daily Fines for Late Tax Returns from June
HMRC has begun issuing daily penalties of £10 for late Self Assessment tax returns. Learn about the fines, deadlines, and how to avoid further charges.
Dudley Cabinet to Debate Outdated Housing Plan
Dudley Council's cabinet will debate a new local plan that is already outdated due to law changes, requiring immediate replacement and potentially threatening green belt land.
West Midlands Court Backlog Soars 88% in Justice Crisis
West Midlands crown court backlog rises 88% since 2016, creating a postcode lottery for justice. Victims and accused face years of delays.
Perryfields Academy Demolition Decision Upcoming
Major plans to demolish and replace Perryfields Academy in Oldbury will be decided on June 10. The Department for Education proposes a new three-storey building and sports fields.
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Tapo Outdoor Security Camera: Wireless Home Protection
Discover the Tapo wireless outdoor security camera with 2K resolution, night vision, and smart detection. Easy DIY installation and weatherproof design.
20 Councils Charge EV Owners Without Driveways More
Residents without driveways in 20 UK council areas, including Staffordshire, face higher electric vehicle charging costs due to bans on pavement charging solutions.
Free TV Licences for Pensioners: DCMS Responds Before July Deadline
The DCMS has responded to a petition for free TV licences for all state pensioners, with a July 21 deadline looming. The petition has 26,000 signatures, needing 100,000.
Rachel Reeves Plans 22% Tax on ISA Savings Interest
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to introduce a 22% charge on interest from cash held in stocks and shares ISAs from April 2025, sparking warnings of a damaging impact on savers.
Halifax Responds to Amazon Payment Blocks
Halifax issues update after customers report blocked payments on Amazon. The bank explains security blocks and how to resolve the issue.
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Streeting: Starmer Has No Plan and Doesn't Understand UK
Wes Streeting criticizes PM Keir Starmer for lacking a plan and understanding of the country, as Labour faces an existential crisis and a potential leadership challenge.
Aston Villa Transfer Domino Outlined Amid Gibbs-White Interest
Aston Villa are reportedly monitoring Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White as a potential replacement for Morgan Rogers, who is attracting interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.
HMRC Confirms £60k-£80k Earnings Rule for Child Benefit
HMRC has confirmed a £60,000 to £80,000 earnings rule for the High Income Child Benefit Charge, affecting parents claiming Child Benefit with incomes over £60,000.
How Storms Get Their Names: Met Office Process Explained
Discover how storms like Storm Dave and Eddie are named. The Met Office explains the careful process behind naming storms to improve safety and communication.
Birmingham Labour councillor 'goes rogue' over coalition
Councillor Majid Mahmood has publicly criticised Labour's decision to reject coalition talks, potentially facing suspension. He argues the party let down 91,000 voters.
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DWP confirms PIP and ESA assessment update with 'undertaking'
New 'Right to Try' regulations protect PIP and ESA claimants from benefit reassessment when starting work. Minister Sir Stephen Timms confirms the undertaking.
Birmingham Green leader vows coalition stability
Birmingham Green councillor Julien Pritchard says his party is proud to serve the city as part of a new coalition administration with Lib Dems and independents.
New Leader Declared at Historic Birmingham Council Meeting
Birmingham City Council elects Lib Dem Roger Harmer as leader, forming a minority coalition with Greens and independents. Key moments include bin strike priorities, Tory solutions, Reform attacks, and Green collaboration.
Reform UK leader demands 'white lives matter too' statement
Warwickshire County Council leader George Finch urges chief executive to issue statement saying white lives matter too, referencing Henry Nowak murder and police response.
HMRC Urges Early Self Assessment Filing to Avoid Penalties
HMRC is urging UK households to submit Self Assessment tax returns early for peace of mind, warning that late filing will result in penalties.
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Reform and Labour Furious Over Council Job 'Grubby Deal'
Reform and Labour leaders slam Birmingham City Council's new coalition for giving all scrutiny chair roles to Conservatives in a pre-arranged deal, calling it a democratic failure.
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