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What the 2026 Spring Budget Means for Every UK Household
UK News
What the 2026 Spring Budget Means for Every UK Household
The 2026 Spring Budget is here. We break down every change to taxes, benefits, and public spending — and what it means f
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 10/04/2026
Universal Credit Changes 2025: The Updates Every Claimant Must Know
UK News
Universal Credit Changes 2025: The Updates Every Claimant Must Know
The DWP has announced several changes to Universal Credit this year. Here is what every current and potential claimant n
Rachel Khan, Political Columnist · 09/04/2026
The UK Benefits System in 2025: What You're Entitled to and How to Claim
UK News
The UK Benefits System in 2025: What You're Entitled to and How to Claim
Billions of pounds of benefits go unclaimed each year because people do not know they are entitled to them. National Her
Rachel Khan, Political Columnist · 08/04/2026
The Complete Guide to Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit in 2025
Finance
The Complete Guide to Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit in 2025
Legacy tax credits are being replaced by Universal Credit, but millions still receive them. National Herald explains how
Amanda Foster · 07/04/2026
Universal Credit 2026: How Much Will You Get and How to Claim
UK News
Universal Credit 2026: How Much Will You Get and How to Claim
Universal Credit rates increased in April 2026. National Herald explains the new amounts, what elements you can get, how
Sophie Williams, Labour Markets Editor · 06/04/2026
UK Benefits System 2026: A Complete Guide to What You're Entitled To
UK News
UK Benefits System 2026: A Complete Guide to What You're Entitled To
From Universal Credit to Child Benefit, Carer's Allowance to Personal Independence Payment — National Herald's complete
Sophie Williams, Labour Markets Editor · 04/04/2026
We Are Governed by People Who Have Never Struggled. That Has to Change.
Opinion
We Are Governed by People Who Have Never Struggled. That Has to Change.
The social narrowness of Britain's political class is not just unfair — it is damaging the quality of decisions made on
Rachel Khan, Political Columnist · 02/04/2026