News about Jacob Young

The Renters' Amendment Bill will now include amendments to avoid landlord terminations in the first six months, as well as delays to no-fault evictions being banned. Hundreds of Tory backbenchers had been planning to protest against the law on the grounds that it would prejudice landlords and exacerbate the shortage of private rented accommodation by pushing them out of the market. In a letter to Conservative MPs, Levelling Up Minister Jacob Young acknowledged that 'colleagues and constituents have been concerned about some of our changes' and that the landlord sector needs to be 'certainty.'

Jacob Young, 5, earned the top mark this year after his parent's warning of his obsession with WWII-era airplanes. The child then passed with flying colors after a doctor administered an intelligence exam. His father and mother, along with an intelligence officer with the Space Force and a former data analyst, were then advised to contact a prestigious high-IQ group, with Mensa emerging as a candidate. The pair obliged, and they now sing songs of praise for their precocious progeny. During an interview this past Monday, he proudly displayed his mailed-in Mensa card, as parents are worried about his success - and now-known wisdom.

Eston, Redcar and Cleveland, was once a burgeoning mining town that arose from two cottages in 1850, but locals say business closures and rising crime have had a huge effect. Gina Walker (left) described the crime in the town as "very bad." Yvonne Haley, the owner of Little Miracle Clothing, remembers how the town was 'vibrant' ten years ago, but as businesses began to fade, the town began to decline. She said she plans to close her store shortly because it never recovered from Covid.

New figures reveal that drivers have been hit by a 28 percent annual increase in the number of parking tickets issued in the 12 months to the end of March. According to data from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), a record 11.1 million tickets were sold out in that period. At the current rate, each ticket can be worth more than £100, so the total annual cost to drivers could exceed £1.1 billion. That's an average of more than 30,400 fines per day, up from 8.6 million during the previous year. Five years ago, the figure was 6.8 million. MailOnline can reveal that five companies are behind on issuing almost half of the 11.1 million tickets on private property in the United Kingdom from the year to March 2023. Smart Parking, with 2.094 million, was the largest offender. It operates parking garages for shopping centers, councils, hospitals, hotels, tourist attractions, and places of worship. Euro Car Parks Ltd was next, followed by Apcoa Parking (UK) Ltd with 773,956. Horizon Parking Ltd was fourth in 2006 with 693,537 and Smart Parking Ltd fifth with 568,347.

New estimates show that the number of parking tickets issued by private companies has grown by 26% annually. During the year to the end of March, a record 11.1 million tickets were issued, rising from 8.6 million per day to an average of more than 30,400 per day. According to an analysis of Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) results by the PA news agency and the RAC Foundation, each ticket can be up to £100, implying that the total annual cost to drivers could exceed £1.1 billion at the current rate.

After a witness told Conor Burns that he touched a young man's thigh at Birmingham's Hyatt Regency hotel bar, he quit his work as a Trade Minister and was barred as a Tory MP. However, the Mail on Sunday learns that former Party Chairman Jake Berry ruled there was no reason for Mr Burns to answer because the 'victim' had not complained. The allegation is likely to fuel suspicions that party leaders have been too tethered in cases of suspected sexual misconduct, contributing to the public naming and shaming of suspected criminals before their innocence has been established.