Britain's government says it will lower the voting age from 18 to 16 before the next general election in August 2029.

By contrast, Britain has lost its distinctive advantage—the non-dom tax status. “The UK had the most attractive tax system,” says a property entrepreneur who requested anonymity.

The British government has announced plans to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 before the next national election.

Britain’s prime minister, Keir Starmer, left, with the chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, who faces tough choices: raise taxes, cut spending or borrow at a time when debt and interest ...

The vast majority of UK voters back a wealth tax on the super-rich, a new poll has revealed. According to the YouGov survey, 75% of Brits want to see a 2% charge on those worth more than £10 million.

Non-doms are holding on to property in Britain amid hopes Rachel Reeves could be forced into another about-turn. A leading property agency for wealthy individuals said it had seen a “spike” in ...

The wealthy county with the highest council tax in Britain As bills climb and public services crumble, once-proud ‘Rutlanders’ grow resentful This feature is available for registered users.

The Republican Party's executive committee might think themselves clever by protecting candidates who almost inevitably would win their primaries anyway, but this new poll tax is just plain foolish.

The vast majority of UK voters back a wealth tax on the super-rich, a new poll has revealed. According to the YouGov survey, 75% of Brits want to see a 2% charge on those worth more than £10 million.

Historical shifts in survey responses highlight evolving American attitudes toward national identity, greatness, and optimism.

Britain confident of lowering Trump’s 10 percent tariffs “There’s no doubt in my mind we can get progress on reciprocal tariffs,” trade chief Jonathan Reynolds said.

With rising concerns about inequality and the ballooning cost of public services, the idea of introducing a UK wealth tax is back in the spotlight.