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BBC Press Review: tax breaks for pensioners, Burnham's statement on EU freedom of movement and the investigation surrounding Thomas Markle

The BBC has published a review of the front pages of British newspapers for 26 October 2026: the Chancellor, according to The Times, is preparing to shield around a million low-income pensioners from income tax; Prime Minister Andy Burnham sparked a heated controversy by not ruling out the return of freedom of movement with the EU; the investigation into Thomas Markle may be extended to the US and Mexico. The BBC has published a review of the front pages of British newspapers for 26 October 2026: the chancellor, according to The Times, is preparing to shield around one million low-income pensioners from income tax; Prime Minister Andy Burnham has sparked a heated controversy by not ruling out the return of freedom of movement with the EU; the investigation into Thomas Markle could be extended to the US and Mexico. The BBC has published a review of the front pages of British newspapers for 26 October 2026: according to The Times, the Chancellor is preparing to shield around a million low-income pensioners from income tax; Prime Minister Andy Burnham sparked a heated controversy by not ruling out the return of free movement with the EU; the investigation into Thomas Markle could expand to the US and Mexico.

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State Duma Proposes Making Plumber Calls from Management Companies Free for Elderly Russians

State Duma deputy from the LDPR Kaplan Panesh proposed enshrining in the Housing Code the obligation of management companies to provide basic plumbing services free of charge to elderly citizens. According to him, private contractors charge from 2,000 to 10,000 rubles per call, which is critical for pensioners with an income of 20,000–25,000 rubles.

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