Did you know the state pension age could move again before you hit retirement? That kind of change affects millions, yet most people only hear about it when it hits the headlines. Here you’ll find plain‑talk breakdowns of big policy shifts, plus quick updates on the latest political drama. No jargon, just the facts you need to understand what’s happening in Westminster and beyond.
Our politics section pulls together the stories that shape daily life. From pension reforms that affect your paycheck to high‑profile investigations that test the integrity of our elections, we cover the topics that matter to you. Each article is written to give you a clear picture without the fluff, so you can make sense of the headlines and decide what to care about.
Our feature "Why Some People Miss Their State Pension at 66 – Explained by Expert Steve Webb" breaks down why many Brits don’t collect their pension on the expected birthday. Steve Webb walks through the legal age thresholds, contribution rules, and the gender gap that still exists. He also explains the upcoming reforms that could push the pension age to 67, and what you can do now to prepare. The article gives practical tips, like checking your National Insurance record and using the government’s pension calculator, so you’re not caught off guard.
Another hot story is the clearance of Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner by Greater Manchester Police. The piece covers why the investigation started after MP James Daly alleged false residency information, what the Electoral Commission’s role is, and how the police concluded there was no wrongdoing. It also looks at the broader impact of such inquiries on public trust and why transparency matters in every election. Readers get a concise timeline, key quotes, and a clear takeaway: accountability in politics is essential, and this case shows the system working as it should.
Whether you’re scrolling for a quick update or digging into the details, our politics hub gives you the context you need. We keep the language simple, the facts straight, and the focus on how these issues affect you. Bookmark the page, check back for new posts, and join the conversation in the comments. Staying informed doesn’t have to be a chore – it can be a quick, useful part of your day.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing a £500,000 property tax levy ahead of the November 26 Autumn Budget, aiming to plug a £50 billion fiscal gap and reshape UK housing taxes.
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A deep dive into why many UK residents don't receive their state pension on their 66th birthday, with insight from pensions expert Steve Webb. The piece explains legal age thresholds, contribution rules, gender differences, and upcoming reforms that could push the pension age to 67.
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Greater Manchester Police have dropped their investigation into Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner. The probe was launched after Conservative MP James Daly alleged that Rayner provided false information about her primary residence to the Electoral Commission. With the investigation concluded, Rayner has been cleared of any wrongdoing.
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