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In Australia,
two teenagers are taking on the country's ban on under-16s using social media and Iran is trying to tackle its cheap petrol problem.
The UK's government has raised taxes to an all-time high.
The tax rises worth $34 billion came in after last year's budget put up taxes by $53 billion.
And that money will be put towards reducing the country's debts.
Here's Britain's Finance Minister, Chancellor Rachel Reaves.
Our net financial debt this year will be £2.6 trillion, 83% of GDP,
meaning that today One in every £10 that government spends is on debt interest.
So what are the big takeaways for everyday people?
The big takeaway for me though is on landlords.
Another 2% increase in the tax that they pay.
I just worry that it's going to break some people.
Well,
we're really delighted actually by some of the announcements in the budget today and particularly the removal of the two-child limit.
It's not very good at the moment, I'm afraid.
People's, they're working, they're getting nothing in return for it.
Everything's gone up.
Housing, bills, everything.