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Two-Child Benefit Cap to Be Scrapped From Next Year

Campaign · Great Malvern

Two-Child Benefit Cap to Be Scrapped From Next Year

85% Center coverage: 13 sources

The policy, introduced under the Tories, means parents can only claim universal credit for their first two children.See the Story

Nigel Farage Says He's 'Never Directly Racially Abused Anybody'

School · Colchester

Nigel Farage Says He's 'Never Directly Racially Abused Anybody'

Coverage: 6 sources

The Reform UK leader was responding to reports he made racist remarks to his peers in school in the 1970s.See the Story

UK wage rise: Minimum pay raised for 2.7 million workers from April; businesses warn of higher cost pressures - The Times of India

UK wage rise: Minimum pay raised for 2.7 million workers from April; businesses warn of higher cost pressures - The Times of India

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Millions of UK workers will see their pay rise from April with new minimum wage rates confirmed. Over-21s will earn £12.71 per hour, while younger workers and apprentices also receive significant increases. Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlighted the move as crucial for those on low incomes, though businesses warn of rising costs and potential inflation.See the Story

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