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Shops hit with higher taxes for installing air-con

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By Tim Wallace Verified
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High-street shops face paying more tax if they install air conditioning to keep customers cool in the summer, retail bosses have warned. Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium (BRC), said businesses were being punished for spending money on cooling units to lower indoor temperatures as stores struggled with repeated heatwaves this year She said: “Climate change continues to deliver more and more extreme temperatures in the UK.
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Britain’s national debt rises above £3tn

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By Tim Wallace Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Britain's national debt has risen above £3tn for the first time after the Government was forced to borrow more than expected. The Taxpayers' Alliance said it believed the public debt had tipped over the landmark in recent days based on the trajectory of spending. The pressure group's calculations are based on the fact that the Government borrowed £2.7bn more than expected in the first three months of the current financial year as a result of higher debt interest payments and welfare spending.
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Welsh could be forced to take their recycling to England

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By Tim Wallace Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Families in Wales could be forced to drive to England to recycle bottles and cans to reclaim 20p deposits on single-use drinks containers, retailers have warned. From Oct 1 2027, shoppers across the UK will be charged the fee, which is intended to boost recycling rates and reduce littering. However, retailers said Wales risks being left without a functioning scheme unless Welsh ministers urgently appoint an administrator to take charge of the programme.
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