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UK.gov withholds £10M payment from Capita over pensions project fiasco, as dispute continues
After CEO promised 'flagship use-case' for AI, retired scheme members still struggling to make ends meet, MPs hear
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Daily Mail
· Jul 8, 2026
Britain just can't afford up to £100m a year to give round-the-clock protection to what will soon be NINE living ex-prime ministers: DAI DAVIES
Britain just can't afford up to £100m a year to give round-the-clock protection to what will soon be NINE living ex-prime ministers: DAI DAVIES
Sky News - Business
· May 13, 2025
Does UK really have least generous state pension in Europe? | Money newsletter
Does UK really have least generous state pension in Europe? | Money newsletter
The Moscow Times
· Jul 8, 2026
Russian Lawmakers to Receive Early $59K Bonuses Ahead of September Vote – Reports
State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin reportedly said the payments were intended to narrow a pay gap with government ministers.
The i Paper
· Jun 21, 2026
King Charles first monarch to reveal personal tax bill: Why now, what it means
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Financial Times
· Jun 30, 2026
Nigel Farage’s pay from gold dealer doubles to £22,500 an hour
Reform UK leader’s financial declaration comes amid continuing questions about £5mn gift
The New Zealand Herald
· Jul 1, 2026
Inside Government’s fuel disruption response: Document dump reveals how ministers decided on financial support, worst-case scenario
Inside Government’s fuel disruption response: Document dump reveals how ministers decided on financial support, worst-case scenario
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Related coverage for "UK.gov withholds £10M payment from Capita over pensions project fiasco, as dispute continues": Daily Mail — Britain just can't afford up to £100m a year to give round-the-clock protection to what will soon be NINE living ex-prime ministers: DAI DAVIES. Sky News - Business — Does UK really have least generous state pension in Europe? | Money newsletter. The Moscow Times — Russian Lawmakers to Receive Early $59K Bonuses Ahead of September Vote – Reports. The i Paper — King Charles first monarch to reveal personal tax bill: Why now, what it means. Financial Times — Nigel Farage’s pay from gold dealer doubles to £22,500 an hour. The New Zealand Herald — Inside Government’s fuel disruption response: Document dump reveals how ministers decided on financial support, worst-case scenario