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Philip Hammond's 'tax on age' plan to save his job: take from old workers and give to the youngPhilip Hammond is planning a Budget raid on older workers to pay for tax breaks for younger people as he battles to save his job. The Chancellor of the Exchequer is understood to be examining ways to link tax to age to promote “intergenerational fairness” in next month’s Budget.Tax breaks would be offered to workers in their 20s and 30s, paid for by cutting reliefs for older and better off workers.
Government efforts to recoup Monarch repatriation cash 'disgust' travel sectorExclusive: Anger at £550 per passenger price tag, with US, Canadian and Qatari airlines profitingAs the last flights arrived back in Britain with Monarch passengers on board, a key travel industry figure has said he was “disgusted” with the Government’s decision to spend £60m on the airlift – and then demand money back from travel agents and operators.
Google embarrassed by fake adblocker that served adsGoogle just can’t seem to shake the problem of malicious Chrome extensions that find their way past its security checks and onto its Web Store.The latest example should have been easy to spot as it was masquerading as the popular Adblock Plus adblocker, the legitimate version of which has been downloaded over 100 million times.
Varoufakis planning to run as MEP in Germany
One in three Greeks live in poverty or social exclusion, Eurostat showsOne in three Greeks live in conditions of poverty social exclusion, compared to an average of one in four citizens in European Union countries, according to data for 2016 that the EU's statistics service Eurostat made public on Monday.
