HMRC could owe eligible couples and workers hundreds or thousands - how to claim
Taxpayers may be able to reclaim overpaid tax, from marriage allowance claims to pension tax refunds and employment expense relief
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DWP confirms Winter Fuel Payment 2026 eligibility birth date cutoff
The DWP and the Labour Party government are reinstating payments for 2026
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Andy Burnham government confirms new landlord rule from December 15
The government has confirmed the creation of a new service launching on 15 December 2026
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Drivers warning over common Highway Code rule motorists are secretly breaking
Experts say people commonly get the rules wrong
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Big-name Trentham Estate shop staging 'closing down' sale
Go Outdoors is shutting by the end of September
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Millions of workers potentially owed thousands by HMRC - but only if they ask
Taxpayers could be losing out on hundreds - or even thousands of pounds without realising it
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New food shop, leisure outlets and flats planned for Birmingham shopping centre
The owners of the centre said 'our strategy is entertainment, expanding further entertainment offers'
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DWP confirms birth dates which qualify for Winter Fuel Payment
The DWP and the Labour Party government are bringing back the payments for 2026.
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The law on riding a quad bike on the road as Birmingham footage shows scary near-miss
West Midlands Police also has several ways residents can report quad bikers
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DWP confirms State Pension age rise from 66 to 67 by 2028 — are you affected?
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed the timetable for the UK State Pension age increase from 66 to 67
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Sheffield MPs explain decisions after decisive vote on the 'Assisted Dying Bill'
Only half of the city’s MPs passed a vote
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HR expert tells pinpoints one time 'you should lie' in job interviews
Anna Papalia outlined the importance of assessing the employer while they are interviewing you - and one question they're like to ask you 'only has one good answer'
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As Jackdaw call looms, we can't deny the reality of our demand for oil and gas
Allowing the development of the Jackdaw gas field is a more sound option - environmentally and economically - than relying on foreign imports, writes Professor John Underhill
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'Primitive rhythm' of wild saunas hailed by MSP in new book
Scottish Government minister recalls ‘slow unravelling’ in Celtic sweat lodge ‘death ceremony’
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Social workers call for support as more offenders set for community
The government’s new aim is to have more offenders given community-based sentences - but this could impact an already strained social work system.
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AI's importance to UK economy – and national security – is already huge and only going to grow
Despite genuine concerns about environmental problems and an existential threat to humanity, we must press ahead with artificial intelligence
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Rural patients travelling 300 miles three-days-a week for dialysis due to staff crisis
Health officials are struggling to recruit trained staff to run the only dialysis unit in Kintyre.
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Local heroes working on the ground in Middle East thanks to Scots donations
Donations from the Scottish public have helped humanitarian work to continue on the ground in the Middle East, despite the most devastating of circumstances
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The lesson from East Germany which mainstream parties must listen to – Dr Fred Paxton
A large share of discontented Scottish voters sit out elections altogether but that can change
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AI is a super-intelligent psychopath that could kill us all. Here's what Scotland needs to do – Ronald Hepburn
It is not possible to build a moral machine, writes Ronald Hepburn, and humanity may be in serious trouble if we forget that
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Scotland 2050 calls for cross- party summit on Grangemouth
Governments, opposition parties and the private sector must come together within months to maximise the opportunities that Grangemouth presents and to honour agreements already made, writes Barrie Cunning.
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Màiri McAllan: I intend to be a reforming Education Secretary
Education Secretary Màiri McAllan writes exclusively for The Scotsman that “change and progress” is coming to Scotland’s curriculum
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Why Grangemouth's green fuels blueprint has stalled amid fears of 'irreversible industrial decline'
Almost 18 months on from the Grangemouth refinery closing its doors, plans to replace the facility with new and emerging technologies and fuels have stalled.
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Scottish independence: Does Andy Burnham really understand Scotland?
The Prime Minister probably did not expect to set off fireworks in Holyrood with his comments on Scottish independence this week
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