Nigel Huddleston

Jonathan Smith, HMRC’s Director of Counter Avoidance, said: "We use all powers available to ensure penalties are collected. This can include making company directors liable.We would urge anyone who thinks they have entered a tax avoidance scheme to contact us as soon as possible to get help.”(Photo by Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)

Promoter faces £900,000 penalty for failing to co-operate with HMRC

Greg Smith MP told the Commons: "The profound impact of the loan charge extends its reach far beyond mere statistics and financial repercussions. It is a devastating narrative that encompasses contractors, freelancers and agency workers from all walks of life." (Photo byDavid Mirzoeff/PA Wire)

'Committee must speak to victims of human tragedies behind loan charge'

Thousands of people will have taken heart from Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ sympathetic response to a caller affected by the loan charge, when she appeared on a major radio show.  (Photo by Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

Why Rachel Reeves is right to focus on victims of scandal: Greg Wright

Shadow Treasury minister James Murray, who said: “The Government’s approach to the loan charge has become a nightmare for ordinary people across the country who are the victims of mis-selling and who are facing financial ruin. The torment and devastating reality is the clearest possible proof that the Government needs to think again. Those facing the loan charge ordeal cannot bear to hear yet again that the Morse Review is the final word on this matter." (Photo by PA)

Torment continues for loan charge victims: Greg Wright

A group of influential MP’s working to to help victims of investment and pension fraud has described its recent meeting with HMRC and the Treasury as “extremely constructive”, after the group put forward proposals for Government review and HMRC reform. Photo: John Walton/PA Wire

Group working to help fraud victims ‘encouraged’ after meeting with HMRC

People affected by the loan charge protested outside Parliament before the debate in the House of Commons. DUP MP Sammy Wilson said there are “frightening parallels” between the loan charge and the Horizon IT scandal, (Photo Loan Charge Action Group)

There are parallels between loan charge and Post Office scandal, MPs say

There is compelling evidence that the policy is continuing to cause “serious distress” to law-abiding people, more than four years after the completion of a review which aimed to bring the loan charge into line with the wider tax system, says Greg Wright. (Photo by PA)

'Debate provides platform for MPs who believe loan charge is a fiasco'

BBC photo of Conservative MP David Davis on the Andrew Marr show. He told the Commons: “When is the Government going to review IR35 and, ideally, abolish it?” (Photo by PA and Jeff Overs/BBC)

Why David Davis is right to call for an immediate review of IR35: Greg Wright

The Good Things Foundation is receiving HMRC funding

Sheffield charity to receive share of £5.5m HMRC grant - this is why

Some of the old wooden pillings at sunset on the beach at Spurn Point. PIC: Bruce Rollinson

Bashing holiday homeowners is not the answer - Jayne Dowle

Sir Greg Knight, Councillor Kay West, Under Secretary of State for Sport, Tourism, Heritage and Civil Society, Nigel Huddleston MP, and Chris Clubley (chair of the Stewarts Trust) are pictured with other members of the Stewarts Trust.

Government minister and East Yorkshire MP given tour around Burnby Hall Gardens ...

File photo dated 28-08-2021 of a general view of the action at Headingley.

Yorkshire fans should back reforms if they want international matches back

A sign outside Yorkshire County Cricket Club's Headingley Stadium in Leeds. Picture: Peter Powell/PA Wire.

Cricket needs a change of leadership after racism scandal - The YP says

Yorkshire CCC continues to be under the spotlight over the racism scandal.

Yorkshire CCC crisis: Government 'will intervene further' if ECB fails to act

Jon Dutton: Picture by Paul Currie/SWpix.com

World Cup postponed: Tournament put back to 2022

Disappointed: Nigel Huddleston, Minister for Sport and Civil Society, wanted the Rugby League World Cup to go ahead. Picture: PA

Rugby League World Cup decision: 'Most difficult in our history'

Dream over? The men's Rugby League World Cup was taken to 10 Downing Street last week along with the women's and wheelchair to shown to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. But now the tournament looks in serious doubt. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.com

RFL chairman Simon Johnson issues stark warning over future of World Cup

Jake Trueman in possession. England v Wales. Day 1 of the Rugby League World Cup 9s, Sydney, Australia, 2019. Photo: David Neilson / www.photosport.nz SWpix.com

Rugby League World Cup launches partnership with The National Lottery

A Gambling Review has been launched by the Government.

How the Gambling Review will pay off for society – Nigel Huddleston

The legal age for playing the National Lottery is going up next year - here’s wh...

WOUND UP: Macclesfield Town, relegated from League Two last season, have been early victims of football's coronavirus financial crisis

A Football League bailout 'needs to happen ASAP' says Garry Monk

Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk says Football League clubs urgently need to be bailed out to avoid any folding.

Stuart Rayner

Rotherham United's manager Paul Warne.

Sport in Crisis - Footballing pyramid needs financial rescue package to survive,...

The crowd at the Super League Grand Final (SWPIX)

Crowds return in Super League on September 30

York Minster and the wider city depend on tourism, says MP Rachael Maskell.

Extend furlough to save York’s 30,000 tourism jobs – Rachael Maskell

RFL chief executive Ralph Rimmer (SWPIX)

RFL boss Ralph Rimmer urges Government for return of crowds

Churches like St George's Church in Leeds are having to conform to social distancing - even for weddings. Photo: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

We must support our historic churches - Nigel Huddleston

udd Trump celebrates with the trophy after winning the 2019 Betfred World Championship at The Crucible, Sheffield. Photo credit should read: Richard Sellers/PA Wire

Snooker fans can go to World Championships at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre

STEP IT UP: Sheffield United's Oli McBurnie fires in a shot during the team's return to training last week at the club's Steelphalt Academy. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage

Sheffield United to vote on contact training

BACK IN THE GAME: Sheffield United's John Egan returns to training as part of the Premier Leagues project restart at the Steelphalt Academy last week. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage

Sheffield United and Premier League given green light to introduce close-contact...

This year's Royal Ascot meeting is among the latest Covid-19 casualties - for now.

Royal Ascot in balance – but racing is planning for return of sport

Trainer Karl Burke at his Spot Lodge stables at Leyburn.

Trainer Karl Burke keeping Guineas options open with Lord of the Lodge

No racing has taken place in Britain since Wetherby's behind closed doors meeting on March 18.

Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston lays out parameters for horse racing’s return

SPORTS Minister Nigel Huddleston has set out the safeguards which horse racing needs to put in place before it can resume.

Tom Richmond

Police and rangers carried out checks on motorists in the vicinity of Aysgarth Falls at the start of the Covid-19 lockdown.

Yorkshire Dales and National Parks in lockdown dilemma – The Yorkshire Post says

James Mason is Welcome to Yorkshire's chief executive. Picture: Bruce Rollinson

Welcome to Yorkshire to apply to emergency fund to keep tourism bodies afloat

Tory peer 'insulted' before egg hit face