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IRS workers forced into ‘mandatory overtime’ to deal with flagged returns after DOGE cuts

Processing center employees ordered to work weekends this month to tackle deluge of returns flagged as containing errors amid widespread staff cuts

The Independent UK

Trump’s Pitch for an ‘External Revenue Service’ Agency Attempts to Shroud Who Pays for Tariffs

Tariffs are paid by domestic importers, even though they are levied on foreign nations.

Kiplinger

Researchers Claim Clowns Help Sicks Kids Get Well Quicker

Scientists say spending time with a specially-trained medical clown can shorten the length of hospital stay for children.

Zenger

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How can Labour avoid the ‘union paymasters’ jibes? By banning all large donations

There is no comparison between Labour’s transparent union funding and murky donations to the Tories – but stopping it all would be the best way to clean up politics, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Behind the scenes at Red Bull and Ford's F1 engine project

On the Tuesday before Silverstone's British Grand Prix at Silverstone, a handful of media are welcomed into the Jochen Rindt building. It is the location on the Red Bull Campus in Milton Keynes where Red Bull Powertrains and Ford are working away with hundreds of employees on Red Bull's own engine…

Autosport

UK election results 2024: Why do some popular parties win so few seats?

Reform UK has won just four seats with 14 percent of the vote, while Conservatives got 121 seats on 24 percent – why?

Al Jazeera

Electoral reform campaigners warn FPTP is creating societal imbalance

WESTMINSTER’S electoral system is creating imbalances in society with “random slithers” of voters such as homeowners having a disproportionate…

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Plans to open Falkirk horse crematorium to spare 'pets' from the knackers yard

The new venture will partner with an existing business that offers a collection service for horses at the end of life

Daily Record

New voter ID requirement sparks concern ahead of English elections

Voters in England will for the first time have to produce photo I.D. in order to cast their ballot when polling stations open in local elections next week, sparking concern that some parts of the electorate will in effect be disenfranchised by the change.

Reuters

State retirees struggle through inflation while budget plans leave them out

Budget proposals in the Texas Legislature include billions in raises for current and retired teachers, as well as current state employees. So far, retired state employees are not mentioned in the budget plans. The state’s former public servants haven’t had a pension raise in 20 years.

The Texas Tribune

Red Bull's 2026 F1 engine "will be competitive" despite taking risks

In the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity at the end of 2021, Red Bull decided to bring engine development in-house at a new division on its Milton Keynes campus.

Autosport

Red Bull's 2026 F1 engine will be "competitive" despite taking risks

In the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity at the end of 2021, Red Bull decided to bring engine development in-house at a new division on its Milton Keynes campus.

Motorsport

Ambulance services providers merge in ‘multi-million pound’ deal

E-zec Medical, which has sites across the South West, has reached an agreement with Leeds-based ERS Medical

Birmingham Post

MMP and my part in the downfall of First Past the Post

My interest in electoral reform began in New Zealand in 1987, taking me to London and Berlin to campaign and research. MMP won out but National and Labour still do not like changes that might threaten their dominance, writes Philip Temple

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The National (Scotland)

Fears raised over Boris Johnson's final House of Lords appointments

CAMPAIGNERS have called for a pause on House of Lords appointments over concerns Boris Johnson will nominate a raft of controversial new peers when…

Insider UK

Scottish life sciences recruiter reports 30% turnover increase

Dundee-based business also doubles its headcount during 2021

Daily Mirror

Alternative Queen's Speech in full as campaigners demand Boris Johnson clean up politics

Ahead of the speech, a coalition of campaign groups set out its own wish list for strengthening British democracy

The National (Scotland)

Should you rank every candidate in the council elections - or just the ones you like?

VOTERS across Scotland will soon go to the polls to have their say on who will run their local councils for the next five years.

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The Hindu

Trade unions plea to people to oppose privatisation of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant

VUPPC leaders Y. T. Das, D. Adinarayana and Boddu Pydiraju called for further strengthening of the agitation, being organised against privatisation of VSP

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