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Frankie Watson, 19, spoke only to confirm his name and address at Southend Magistrates’ Court.
The Chancellor announced significant changes to Universal Credit and alcohol duty during his speech.
The PA news agency explains how the Budget might affect your wallet.
Campaigners hit out at the cut in domestic flight taxes just days before the crucial climate summit.
One ambulance service said that patients have been harmed as a result of handover delays.
Boris Johnson said the UK could not write a blank cheque for aid while the Taliban were in control.
Rishi Sunak announced a series of changes for next year, including the cancellation of the increase in the rates multiplier.
The Chancellor said a banking surcharge will be reduced from 8% to 3%.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak promised an extra £150 billion in Whitehall spending, cuts in alcohol duties and increased investment.
David Iwo was sentenced to a minimum of 33 years for the murder of Martin Decker after a campaign of violent robberies and torture of cats.
The Met Office has warned of life-threatening flooding in north-west England and south-west Scotland.
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves criticised Rishi Sunak over his ‘economic mismanagement’, ‘unfair’ tax system, and ‘wasteful spending’.
The taper rate will be cut by 8% ‘within weeks’, bringing it down from 63% to 55%, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced.
The chef and presenter said it was a ‘horrible time’.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced an end to the pay freeze affecting workers, with increases returning to the pay review process.
A judicial review is looking into why the Scottish Government did not try to place an unexplained wealth order on former US President Donald Trump.
Pc Adam Zaman, 28, was charged by City of London Police on Wednesday.
The Office for Budget Responsibility also revealed taxes have gone up the fastest in a single year since 1993’s Black Wednesday.
The Chancellor said the planned increase in duty on spirits such as Scotch whisky, wine, cider and beer will be cancelled from midnight.
Developers with more than £25 million in profit will be taxed at a 4% rate, the Chancellor said.
