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Sergeant Matt Ratana was allegedly shot dead by Louis De Zoysa, a double-jointed man with a ten-inch antique revolver, after he smuggled it into a custody centre in Croydon, South London

Financial expert Martin Lewis is telling people to keep their eyes out for a letter from HMRC which could be worth thousands. He's explained what to look out for

AJ Bell says the increase is down to the 14 consecutive base interest rate rises from the Bank of England over the last two years - the rate currently sits at 5.25%

If you miss the self-assessment deadline, you will be charged a £100 penalty - even if you don’t have any tax to pay - so make sure you're on top of what you owe

The tax specialists at Cornerstone claim Peter isn't the only person who has paid stamp duty when they didn't need to and on average overpayments to HMRC currently sit at £27,000

Wife Linda Clark, 74, received a HMRC letter wishing her condolences on the death of her husband - who was sat eating his lunch next to her when she opened it

The £300 payment is the second of three cost of living payments and is being paid to over eight million people claiming certain DWP and HMRC benefits

Anyone looking to check and potentially buy National Insurance contributions currently has to call up HMRC - but MoneySavingExpert.com has confirmed a new online tool is coming

HMRC has urged self-assessment tax payers to be aware of scam texts, emails and phone calls from fraudsters, ahead of the paper deadline to file your return on October 31 and the online cut-off of January 31

Nearly three-quarters of people surveyed for NatWest said they now see more digital and online scams than "real life" cons, such as bogus sellers going door-to-door

The crackdown will mainly focus on Brits who are self-employed or have side hustles - so people who make extra income separate from their day-to-day work

From January 1, HMRC has instructed popular side hustle platforms - including Airbnb, Fiverr, Uber, Deliveroo and Etsy to record how much money people are making through them and report it

HMRC claims the 60-year old owes significant sums of both income tax and National Insurance dating back to her time working for BBC Radio Scotland between 2013 and 2017

HMRC says around 430,000 people ages between 18 and 21 years have an unclaimed Child Trust Fund - this means those born between 2002 to 2005 may be eligible for a payout

HMRC has started to write to hundreds of thousands of Brits to tell them they may be missing out on their full state pension due to an error in their national insurance records

Most people claiming certain disability benefits, including Personal Independence Payment and Attendance Allowance, received £150 in summer - but for some, the money is only just arriving

Usually, self-assessment tax returns are associated with those who are self employed but HMRC has warned that more people may need to register this year due to the rise in side hustles

The National Crime Agency has updated its list of the most wanted men in the UK - officers are hunting for the fugitives behind horrific crimes, including murder, rape and drug trafficking

The Chancellor is considering giving the country’s most wealthy families a massive tax break by abolishing inheritance tax. The levy is only paid by the richest 4%

It is thought that around 210,000 people could potentially be affected by the Government error, and HMRC is now writing to them to let them know they could be owed some money

HMRC have investigated Premier League clubs and found that nearly £125m went unpaid in tax with a particular focus now on fees paid to agents and player image rights

Money will be with millions of people struggling to cope in the cost of living crisis in just a few weeks - here are the key dates everyone needs to know

New figures reveal 911,000 over-55s withdrew £13billion using their "pensions freedoms" last year, sparking fears that future retirees face financial misery

The Government has reiterated that the £300 cost of living payment will be sent out automatically and directly to recipients, meaning those eligible do not need to apply, contact the Government, or take any action to receive it

A man was just one of many who was charged by a premium-rate service when trying to contact HMRC - a short phone call ended up costing him a huge amount after he Googled the contact details