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As forecasters warn disposable incomes could fall by £300 per person due to the Budget, MailOnline breaks down what the Budget means for your finances.
Emma Gray, a shepherdess from Argyll and Bute on the west coast of Scotland, declared the policy 'a disgusting land grab'.
A total of 4,780 people were living on the capital's streets between July and September - a near 20 per cent rise on the same period last year.
UK counter terrorism and biological weapons experts said that confirmation the toxin had been discovered would have been briefed to ministers.
The Devon schoolboy was named as 17-year-old schoolboy Thomas Wei Huang after an order preventing his identification was lifted by a judge.
HMP Garth, a high-security men's prison in Lancashire, has been described as 'troubled' in a damning new inspection report which exposes a rampant drugs problem.
The 24-year-old was shot in the head by Met firearms officer Sergeant Martyn Blake as he tried to ram his way out of a police roadblock in Streatham.
The Prime Minister insisted it is his 'personal mission' to bring down smuggling gangs as he unveiled a fresh push at an Interpol conference in Glasgow yesterday.
Bosses said they will be forced to axe services, lay off staff or even shut down as a result of Labour's tax bombshell.
John Charlesworth, 78, was found dead in the barn of his 70-acre farm in Barnsley on Tuesday, 24 hours before the Budget.
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