Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the UK tax myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Few things win as much public approval as the notion of progressive tax changes. When the government is raising revenue, those with the broadest shoulders should bear the biggest burden. When there is a giveaway,
Dr Bakhai warned many adults fail to recognise signs of poor heart health Neil Shaw and Ambarish Awale Trainee Trends, Showbiz and Lifestyle Writer 14:48, 18 Feb 2026Updated 14:49, 18 Feb 2026 A heart doctor has shared 10 symptoms keep an eye on to ensure good health of your heart(Image: Getty Images) A leading cardiologist
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the EU energy myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. The writer is former Nato deputy supreme allied commander Europe and a member of the Energy Security Leadership Council — Europe It was the great American general Omar Bradley who memorably said: “Amateurs talk tactics,
The findings reveal that nearly three in four (71%) coupled-up drivers admit they’ve added their partner as a named driver specifically to cut costs – and the strategy appears to be paying off. Car insurance pricing is based largely on risk. Sharing driving responsibilities spreads that risk, which can lower premiums – especially if the
In some cases you could reclaim hundreds of pounds from HMRC 12:03, 18 Feb 2026Updated 12:52, 18 Feb 2026 Some jobs have higher allowances than others(Image: OGULCAN AKSOY via Getty Images) Thousands of employees throughout the UK could be owed cash back from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). If you wear a branded uniform, specialist
Household energy costs in Great Britain are expected to tumble by an average of £117 a year from April after Rachel Reeves announced in November’s budget that the cost of green subsidies would be removed from domestic bills. The government’s quarterly cap on energy bills is forecast to fall after the chancellor’s decision to shift
This week marks the start of Ramadan, a time of profound significance for Muslims worldwide. For the next month or so, worshippers will reflect on virtues such as spirituality, sacrifice and patience, as well as fasting – not eating or drinking anything (not even water), from dawn until sunset. The spiritual benefits of such self-restraint
Brokers are not opposing the objective of reducing systemic risk but are concerned about near-term disruption. | Photo Credit: PAUL NORONHA The RBI has tightened rules governing how banks lend to capital market intermediaries, raising concern among brokerage firms, particularly those with large proprietary trading operations. While the move is aimed at curbing excessive leverage
Ramzan is a sacred month of reflection and discipline, yet fasting for up to 12 to 16 hours without food or water can challenge the body in unique ways. While most healthy individuals can fast safely, doctors warn that inadequate hydration between iftar and suhoor can quietly strain the urinary system. As
The Ofgem price cap limits how much you can be charged for unit rates of gas and electricity, as well as the standing charges Energy bills are set to fall this April(Image: GETTY) Energy bills are expected to fall by £117 a year for the average household from this April. Cornwall Insight predicts the Ofgem