The Underwear
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First episode date | January 29, 2017 |
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Final episode date | April 2, 2017 |
Languages | Thai |
Cast | Jidapa Siribunchawan |
Networks | YouTube |
Channel 5 | |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2087036 |
About The Underwear
Tax on period pants to be abolished in Autumn Statement
... On Wednesday, the chancellor is expected to announce that The Underwear - which is absorbent, washable and reusable - will will be " zero-rated" and no longer subject to Value Added Tax (VAT) from January...
Great British Sewing Bee judge's bid to restart Welsh underwear making
... AJM Sewing was all that remained of The Underwear industry which once consisted of six big factories in Aberbargoed, Ystalyfera, Rhymney, Pontllanfraith, Ebbw Vale and Merthyr Tydfil in the south Wales valleys...
John Lewis joins M& S and Tesco in cutting price of period pants
... Currently The Underwear - which are absorbent, washable and reusable - are classified as garments and VAT is levied at 20%...
Kate Moss: I can tell a wrong 'un a mile away
... But Moss said The Underwear shoot did not bring back good memories...
I'm A Celebrity: Former stars say 'embrace the testicle' for success
... " So to keep warm, Georgia says to make sure to " go heavy on The Underwear… maybe thermal undies" in Wales...
Victoria's Secret cancels fashion show amid ratings drop
... Bella Hadid is one of the many supermodels to have walked in runway shows for Victoria s Secret The Underwear brand has also faced a number of recent controversies...
John Lewis joins M& S and Tesco in cutting price of period pants
By Nathan WilliamsBBC News
John Lewis and Waitrose are joining Tesco and Marks & Spencer in cutting The Price of their period pants.
The retailer says it will reduce The Price of 30 types of period underwear by 20% in its stores from next week.
The Move follows The Launch of The Say Pants to The Tax campaign urging The government to ditch VAT on The items.
Currently The Underwear - which are absorbent, washable and reusable - are classified as garments and VAT is levied at 20%.
But other period products such as pads and tampons have been exempt since 2021.
John Lewis said it was " The Right thing to do" and was aimed at providing " a much-needed boost for customers looking for ways to Save On essential sanitary products".
Marks & Spencer and brand Wuka launched The Say Pants to The Tax campaign earlier this month, and have been joined by politicians and campaign groups calling on The government to act.
Some 70 signatories have signed a letter asking The Minister in charge of VAT policy, Victoria Atkin , to reclassify The pants as a period product.
Period underwear has become more popular over The Past 20 years, with major brands including Sainsbury's, Primark and Next now selling them. Costs for period knickers range from £8 to £46 for a pack of three online.
The pants can be washed and reused many times and rose in popularity during Covid lockdowns, with many people looking for alternatives to single-use products.
However The cost of purchasing The pants can be a hurdle for new users.
Darcey Finch, a 26-year-old illustrator, who has used period pants since The pandemic said she found them " really expensive" and was surprised that they were taxed differently to tampons and pads.
" I just assumed they wouldn't be taxed - The only negative to them is The Price , " Darcey told Bbc News .
What to do if you can't afford sanitary productsRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com