The Papers: 'We'll axe tax on overtime' and 'Brolly hot, isn't it'
Summary
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has promised to remove income tax on overtime pay for people earning under £75,000 who work extra hours. The party has also faced scrutiny over large donations linked to offshore sources and claims that Farage's phone was hacked by Russian spies. Meanwhile, police are investigating allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and other news covers various topics including football and the World Cup.Key Facts
- Nigel Farage plans to scrap income tax on overtime for workers earning less than £75,000.
- The tax cut proposal would cost about £5 billion a year and challenge Labour and local leaders.
- Reform UK has received millions in donations from individuals or companies with offshore connections.
- Farage claims Russian spies hacked his phone after a large crypto-related donation was made.
- Police are investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over alleged misconduct in 2002; he denies the claims.
- The CIA has been accused in a conspiracy theory of sabotaging England’s goalkeeper in the 1970 World Cup by poisoning him.
- Sir Keir Starmer has asked TNT Sports to let fans watch the Champions League final for free by dropping fees.
- World Cup stadiums will have quiet rooms for fans who find noise overwhelming during matches.
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