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Lady Angela's Tax Nightmare: HMRC's Mistake

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Lady Angela Oswald, a former lady-in-waiting to the Queen Mother, faced a distressing ordeal when HMRC accused her of unpaid stamp duty, despite her prompt payment. The aristocrat, now living near Sandringham estate, felt terrified and worried about the potential for vulnerable individuals to be misled. Meanwhile, in celebrity news, Roxy Horner, Vogue Williams, and Sir Brian May shared their beauty and lifestyle secrets.

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Lady Angela's Tax Nightmare: HMRC's Mistake

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Lady Angela's Tax Nightmare: HMRC's Mistake. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24, 87-year-old lady Angela Oswald, who served as lady in waiting to the Queen mother, faced a nightmare from his majesties, revenue and customs. The aristocrat guy hit with threatening letters accusing her of dodging 15,300 pounds in stamp duty plus interest. She had paid it on time months earlier, and her daughter quickly proved it with records. But HMRC kept the pressure on, sending two more demands before going quiet, no apology in sight. Lady Angela, who lives near King Charles's Sandryham estate in Norfolk, felt terrified and distressed. Her husband of 63 years, Sir Michael Oswald, the late Queen's racing advisor, passed away five years ago, leaving her to lean on her son. William and daughter Catherine. The tax office finally stopped the letters but never owned up to the mistake. She worries that without family help, a vulnerable person might just pay up out of fear. Meanwhile, lighter vibes in Celebland, Roxy Horner dropped 6,000 pounds on lasers and

facials for her wedding to Jack Whitehall, Vogue. Williams banked 600,000 pounds profit while expecting baby four, and Sir Brian May swears by hot cold showers for his iconic curls. Gossip keeps flowing, stay tuned for more.

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