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The £2 billion tax reduction forms part of £45 billion tax-cutting plans unveiled by Kwasi Kwarteng in Parliament on Friday.
Campaigners warned Government measures would make the winter harder for people in insecure jobs.
The number of people in hospital with the virus is also showing early signs of a rise.
William MacDowell, 80, is on trial at the High Court in Inverness accused of killing Renee MacRae and her son Andrew in November 1976.
One charity has called Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s plans to cut taxes for the wealthy ‘grotesque’.
Network Rail said only about 11% of services will operate on October 1.
There has been a practical ban on building new wind farms in England since 2015.
Mel Stride raised concerns about a lack of a forecast by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.
Earlier this month, the Competition and Markets Authority raised concerns over 35 locations.
‘It is half a century since we have seen tax cuts announced on this scale,’ according to Paul Johnson, director of the IFS .
The author has died at the age of 70.
Conservative MP Robert Halfon, a long-time campaigner for lowering fuel duty, said petrol and diesel prices have been at historic highs’.
The TUC called the measures ‘Robin Hood in reverse’.
Vistry and rivals Countryside and Crest Nicholson enjoyed share gains after Kwasi Kwarteng revealed a boost for homebuyers and developers.
Lilia was confirmed dead at Boston’s Pilgrim Hospital following the incident in Lincolnshire on July 28.
The videos were played to a packed North London Coroner’s Court on Friday.
The nil rate stamp duty band has been doubled to £250,000, with the threshold for first-time buyers rising to £425,000.
The exercise, which took place in the North Atlantic, was the first time in 18 years that the Royal Navy had targeted a real warship.
The British writer won the Booker Prize twice.
Charities accused the Government of delivering a set of announcements that ‘overwhelmingly benefit the country’s wealthiest households’.
