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Teachers and nurses pay higher tax rates than non-graduates

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By Rania Gule, Rick Kanda, Charlie Mullins OBE
| LondonlovesBusiness
Teachers and nurses are effectively being taxed at a higher rate than non-graduate workers despite chronic staff shortages across both professions, tax experts have warned. Analysis by leading advisory firm Blick Rothenberg suggests that student loan repayments are creating a hidden “graduate tax” that leaves many public sector workers financially worse off than non-graduates earning similar salaries.
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Hospitality sector eyes World Cup windfall after bruising year

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By Rania Gule, Rick Kanda, Charlie Mullins OBE
| LondonlovesBusiness
Britain’s struggling pubs are set for a multi-million-pound World Cup windfall as football fans prepare to descend on bars and venues across the country to cheer on England and Scotland. Industry leaders are forecasting a major boost for the night-time economy, with more than 50 million pints expected to be sold during the tournament as supporters gather to watch the world’s biggest sporting event.
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GBP/USD Between Middle East Tensions and Economic Data

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By Rania Gule
| LondonlovesBusiness
GBP/USD is trading near 1.336 during one of the most complex periods of the year, as economic factors intertwine with geopolitical developments in a way that makes it difficult for markets to establish a clear and sustainable direction. While the British pound is attempting to benefit from some positive domestic economic indicators, the US dollar continues to draw support from its safe-haven status amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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