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Some workshy people are claiming they cannot turn up at the office because they have been kidnapped by aliens, according to the Daily Express. HR bosses tell the paper some people are also giving the excuse that they are unable to get to work because they are terrified by ghosts at home. Alan Price, whose company makes software for managers to track sickness in their workforces, says: “You hear a few out-of-this-world excuses working in HR, but ‘ET phone in sick’ is a new one even for us!”

Sunday Express Front Page 30th of November 2025

Working households with three children would need £71,000 in pay to match the income available on benefits, a report claims. It says out-of-work families are £18,000 better off than neighbours on the living wage after the Budget scrapped the two-child cap, prompting calls for the Chancellor to resign.

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Sunday Express Front Page 23rd of November 2025

Defence chiefs are reviewing whether RAF pilots and aircrew may use weight‑loss drugs as obesity rises. Aviation medics warn side‑effects could compromise safety and erode strict fitness rules, notably ejection‑seat limits. These medicines are currently not approved for aircrew.

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Sunday Express Front Page 16th of November 2025

Business groups say further tax rises expected in the 26 Nov Budget could trigger widespread high street closures. Pubs and shops are most exposed, with industry forecasts of over 2,000 pub closures and 12,000 jobs at risk unless the Chancellor eases costs and offers targeted relief.

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Sunday Express Front Page 9th of November 2025

The MoD will cover travel and related costs for veterans attending remembrance events abroad, ensuring they can honour fallen comrades without personal expense. The guaranteed funding, secured after a public campaign, offers certainty for ageing veterans and families.

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