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UK households set to save £45 off electricity bills from today (opens the original)
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UK households are set to save £45 off their bills from today (October 1) as a new policy is introduced. It comes after Andy Burnham announced his first major policy as Prime Minister in July. Following Burnham's announcement, VAT will be removed from domestic electricity from today - which should save the average household £45 a year. The cut is being funded from cancelling the Digital ID programme, Chancellor John Healey said. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our
‘I took my kids on drug runs until courts threatened to take them away' (opens the original)
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A mum who says she took her kids on late night drug runs as part of 15 years of substance abuse has shared how she finally got clean. Sheneece Corner-Davies spend more than half her life taking ketamine, cocaine and alcohol daily. The young mum, from Cheshire, said she would take her three sons with her to meet people in the middle of the night and would even leave them alone in her flat when she went to pick up drugs. The 29-year-old said she was finally able to ditch the drugs after almost los
Downing Street issues statement following Andy Burnham Man City comment (opens the original)
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Downing Street has issues a statement following comments made by Prime Minister Andy Burnham about Manchester City this week. On Wednesday (September 30), the MP for Makerfield admitted he would be "really concerned" if City's owners left after the club was found guilty of financial breaches by the Premier League. Today, a spokesperson for Andy Burnham insisted the guilty verdict against the club is "serious" after the Prime Minister's comments to the BBC - in which he credited them with being "
Thousands in UK to save £132 a year as eligibility extended (opens the original)
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A major change to the Disabled Persons Railcard has been announced today (September 30) as the eligibility requirements for the pass have been extended. The Disabled Persons Railcard gets customers and their companion a third off rail travel - estimated to save around £132 a year - and costs either £20 for a year or £54 for three years. Currently the railcard is available to anyone who has a disability that makes travelling by train difficult and can provide official proof of their condition, su
Six major money changes in October 2026 including new £2.20 rule and DWP powers (opens the original)
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There are many big money changes coming in October that could impact your finances, such as new DWP powers being introduced and VAT being removed from electricity bills. From tomorrow, these changes will start to be rolled out - with the latest Ofgem energy price cap increasing to a three-year high on Thursday. It comes after Andy Burnham announced a string of major financial changes that will start to be rolled out at his first Labour Party conference speech on Tuesday (September 9). Click here
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