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Party officials said the expulsions were for breaching rules that ban members from joining any other political party in the UK or abroad.

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That threshold is frozen and highly likely to be breached by the state pension from April 2027, meaning the portion of pension income over this threshold would be taxed.

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Exclusive Resorts said Mr Chesworth and his wife had been required to vacate their home because of "serious and persistent" breaches of their licence, including harassment.

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Nor should club staff be demanding supporters open their phones as they have claimed happens, arguing this is a privacy breach and a data protection issue.

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Following that statement, she said she had been advised that any such payment to her for those televised dramatisations could be a breach of terrorism laws.

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