Starmer calls for apology from Man Utd co-owner after ‘offensive’ remarks to Sky News | UK News

Starmer calls for apology from Man Utd co-owner after ‘offensive’ remarks to Sky News | UK News

The prime minister has condemned Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s “offensive and wrong” remarks about immigration. The Manchester United co-owner, one of Britain’s richest men but a resident of tax-free Monaco, told Sky News that Britain had been “colonised” by immigrants who are draining resources from the state. “You can’t have an economy with nine million people…

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Bondi clashes with Democrats over Epstein, political retribution claims

Bondi clashes with Democrats over Epstein, political retribution claims

WASHINGTONΒ β€”Β U.S. Atty. Gen. Pam Bondi repeatedly sparred with lawmakers on Wednesday as she was pressed over the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and faced demands for greater transparency in the high-profile case. Bondi accused Democrats and at least one Republican on the House Judiciary Committee of engaging in β€œtheatrics” as she fielded…

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‘UK has been colonised by immigrants’, says INEOS boss and Man Utd co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe | Money News

‘UK has been colonised by immigrants’, says INEOS boss and Man Utd co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe | Money News

Britain has been “colonised” by immigrants, who are draining resources from the state, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, one of the country’s richest and most influential men, has told Sky News. Sir Jim, the founder of the INEOS chemicals group and part-owner of Manchester United, warned that Britain faces profound political, social and economic challenges, among them…

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Salary sacrifice changes could hit millions more Britons, pensions expert says | Money News

Salary sacrifice changes could hit millions more Britons, pensions expert says | Money News

Millions more workers could be indirectly affected by changes to the salary sacrifice scheme announced in the November budget, a former pensions minister has warned. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that from April 2029 only the first Β£2,000 of pension contributions made through salary sacrifice will be exempt from National Insurance. Contributions above Β£2,000 will, from…

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