Connie Dimsdale is a News Reporter at MSN. She covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, finance, and consumer health, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and personal finance. Connie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN and The i Paper.
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By: Connie Dimsdale
Some disability claimants will be asked to swap cash payments for other support
'No world' in which the timetable won't slip following upheaval in Government
By: Connie Dimsdale
Smartphone and social media use may make ADHD symptoms worse in some children, according to the Fonagy review
By: Connie Dimsdale
The Chancellor faces tough choices over whether to slash spending or raise billions of pounds through tax rises in the upcoming Budget
By: Connie Dimsdale
Former Tory pensions minister says ideal target date would be by 2035
By: Connie Dimsdale
Polling also shows voters believe that rules should be tightened to reduce the number of people claiming disability benefits
By: Connie Dimsdale
Leaked proposals that are still being worked on suggest pupils could map out their career plans in school
The Home Secretary is reportedly reviewing concessions that would allow care workers to earn settlement faster
Benefit claimants are expected to see their payments go up in line with inflation
Landlords face a 4 per cent tax rise on rental income from 2027, Chancellor John Healey has announced. Tax rates on properties and savings income will increase by a further two percentage points from April next year, in the second successive Budget tax raid after the rise announced by former Chancellor Rachel Reeves last year. Healey announced the increase during his “breathing space” Budget, where he confirmed a £100 energy payment for all households in council tax bands A to D and reiterated Labour’s manifesto promise “not to raise tax on working people”. Speaking the House of Commons, he said: “I am […]
