The Latest Breaking News from National Insurance

You need at least 10 years of National Insurance contributions to get any State Pension, and 35 qualifying years to get the full amount

Frantic talks have been held

Three of the show's biggest names are set to walk

ITV has been affected by HMRC changes

Loose Women stars are embroiled in a row over pay behind the scenes of the ITV chat show – and some of the show's panellists have even threatened to leave the programme if things aren't fixed

An investigation found that people on Universal Credit were having their state pension record "manually" corrected when they were within four months of turning the state pension age rather than automatically like the DWP report

You need at least 10 years of National Insurance contributions to get any State Pension payment and at least 35 years for the full amount - and it's a sliding scale in between

Changes will mean those in their early 50s will have to wait a year longer than they expected before they get their state pension

The state pension age is constantly kept under review

The current state pension age for women and men retiring now is 66, but it will rise to 67 between 2026 and 2028 but this is steadily increasing over the next few years

The Office for National Statistics estimates that 1.2million UK residents have second jobs - and with extra income comes tax implications that Britons need to be aware of