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Charlie Mullins

Charlie Mullins

Verified

Columnist, Daily Star (UK)

London

Final Covers

Football , Boxing , Basketball , Sports

Doesn’t Cover

Economy, Music, Food

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 260

  • It’s a Jobs Killer, Not a Money Maker!

    By Charlie Mullins| charliemullinsobe.com@ It’s a Jobs Killer, Not a Money Maker!The Chancellor might think she’s got a clever way to bring in an extra £25 billion by hiking employer National Insurance from 13.8% to 15%, but let me tell you—she’s made a monumental mistake. Businesses won’t just roll over and take the hit. They’ll do what businesses always do when the government makes hiring more expensive: they’ll stop hiring, cut jobs, and push wages down. And the result? This tax increase won’t boost revenue—it’ll do the exact opposite.

    By Charlie Mullins · charliemullinsobe.com

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Costa del Sol Community Pulls Together to Fund Local Homeless Shelter

    By Charlie Mullins| charliemullinsobe.com@ If you believe what people say about the Costa del Sol back in the UK you’d think that the ex-pat community here is a bunch ne’er-do-wells interested only in themselves with no compassion for the country and its people. False Tabloid ImageAnyone who has been here knows that a complete load of bollocks, but the image lives on in the sordid headlines of the British tabloid press.

    By Charlie Mullins · charliemullinsobe.com

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • It’s a Jobs Killer, Not a Money Maker!

    By Charlie Mullins| charliemullinsobe.com@ It’s a Jobs Killer, Not a Money Maker!The Chancellor might think she’s got a clever way to bring in an extra £25 billion by hiking employer National Insurance from 13.8% to 15%, but let me tell you—she’s made a monumental mistake. Businesses won’t just roll over and take the hit. They’ll do what businesses always do when the government makes hiring more expensive: they’ll stop hiring, cut jobs, and push wages down. And the result? This tax increase won’t boost revenue—it’ll do the exact opposite.

    By Charlie Mullins · charliemullinsobe.com

    Mar. 12, 2025

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Daily Star (UK)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland