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As Labour prepares for its first budget on October 30, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces significant challenges regarding proposed tax reforms targeting non-domiciled individuals. Concerns arise that these measures may not generate the expected revenue, prompting discussions about potential adjustments to the policy.
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Naomi Campbell's charity, Fashion for Relief, has been banned from charity work for five years following a Charity Commission inquiry. The investigation revealed serious financial mismanagement, with only 8.5% of funds raised allocated to charitable grants, while significant amounts were spent on personal expenses. Campbell denies any wrongdoing.
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As North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Helene, 89 individuals remain unaccounted for, with 95 confirmed fatalities. Schools in hard-hit areas face prolonged closures, and misinformation complicates recovery efforts. Governor Cooper emphasizes the need for accurate information and support for affected communities.