DWP may pay £74,980 in backdated benefits
Thousands may be owed substantial backdated payments from the DWP due to historical errors in disability benefit assessments. Find out if you qualify.
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Woman repays £27k after DWP exposes benefit fraud
A woman from Kent has been ordered to repay £27,000 in benefits after falsely claiming disability allowances while working as a fitness instructor.
Antonia Aguilar Maldonado Released from ICE Detention
Antonia Aguilar Maldonado, a mother detained by ICE, has been released following widespread protests and advocacy efforts. Her case highlights ongoing issues with US immigration policies.
Katie Price on Harvey's financial struggles and health battles
Katie Price reveals the emotional and financial challenges of caring for her disabled son Harvey, sharing his heartbreaking plea for money.
Air Canada criticised for wheelchair assistance charge
Air Canada is under scrutiny after a passenger with mobility issues was charged for wheelchair assistance, sparking outrage and calls for better disability policies in air travel.
JD Vance parks in disabled spot at Cotswolds farm shop
US Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance faces backlash after being photographed parking in a disabled spot at a Cotswolds farm shop, igniting fury among locals and disability advocates.
Ellie Goldstein makes history in Strictly and Vogue Barbie
Ellie Goldstein, a trailblazing model with Down syndrome, has broken barriers by featuring in both Strictly Come Dancing and a Vogue Barbie campaign, inspiring millions worldwide.
Disability benefit cuts may reduce payments by £4,680/year
Government proposals to tighten disability benefit assessments could leave vulnerable claimants up to £4,680 worse off annually. Experts warn of devastating impacts.
Blind passenger stranded by Southwest Airlines
A visually impaired woman was left waiting for hours without assistance after Southwest Airlines allegedly failed to provide promised support upon her arrival.
Mark Baxter’s fight against the class ceiling
Mark Baxter once hid his working-class roots to succeed. Now, he’s championing systemic change to dismantle class barriers in Australia.
Edinburgh Fringe’s sensory show revolutionises theatre for blind
A pioneering Edinburgh Fringe show invites blind and visually impaired audiences to experience theatre through touch, sound, and smell, redefining accessibility in the arts.
Diana's HIV legacy in Lesotho and Botswana
Explore how Princess Diana's groundbreaking work in HIV awareness continues to impact communities in Lesotho and Botswana, inspiring global change.
Southwest Airlines apologises to blind passengers
Southwest Airlines faces backlash after multiple incidents involving blind passengers being denied proper assistance. The airline has issued an apology, but advocates demand systemic changes.
EastEnders' Jamie Borthwick eyes Strictly Come Dancing role
EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick discusses his hopes to join Strictly Come Dancing and the importance of disability representation on TV.
Raymond Antrobus on deafness and survivor's guilt
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus shares his journey of growing up deaf in a hearing world, exploring themes of identity, loss, and resilience in his deeply personal memoir.
Labour’s welfare cuts: Starmer faces backlash
Keir Starmer’s Labour faces backlash over proposed welfare reforms, with critics warning of severe consequences for disabled individuals. Is this a betrayal of Labour’s core values?
NSW Police FPO/WPO Schemes Called Punitive by Advocates
Advocates argue that NSW Police's Family and Workplace Protection Orders are overly punitive, disproportionately affecting vulnerable groups.
Banning nuclear weapons: A path to global security?
As global tensions rise, the push for nuclear disarmament grows stronger. Experts argue that eliminating these weapons is the only way to ensure long-term peace and survival.
Parents of autistic kids may claim £400/month
Thousands of UK families may be missing out on vital financial support from the DWP. Discover if you're eligible for up to £400 a month.
Disabled boy banned from bouncy castle over 'risk' claim
A mother shares her shock after her son with a spinal disability was denied access to a bouncy castle, sparking a debate on inclusivity and accessibility.
DWP PIP review reveals payment errors affecting thousands
A recent DWP review of PIP payments uncovered significant errors, with thousands potentially owed money. Find out if you're impacted.
Crohn's sufferer wins workplace discrimination case
A UK office worker suffering from Crohn's disease has secured a significant compensation payout after proving workplace discrimination. The tribunal ruled her employer failed to make reasonable adjustments.
PIP review: 10 key changes affecting millions
The latest PIP review brings significant updates impacting over 3 million claimants. Discover the 10 crucial changes you need to know about.
DWP's £150 disability payment: Who qualifies?
Millions of disabled people in the UK will receive an additional £150 this summer as part of the government's cost of living support package. Find out if you're eligible.
PIP changes: 10% to lose disability benefits
Thousands could lose Personal Independence Payment (PIP) as the DWP announces stricter eligibility criteria in a major benefits overhaul.
Labour demands urgent PIP review amid unfair assessment claims
Labour MP Stephen Timms urges the DWP to overhaul the PIP assessment process, citing lengthy delays and unfair rejections affecting vulnerable claimants.
48 health conditions that qualify for £737 DWP payments
The DWP has updated its list of health conditions that may qualify individuals for a monthly Personal Independence Payment (PIP) of up to £737. Find out if you're eligible.
Argentina protests Milei's pension and disability cuts
Argentine President Javier Milei faces fierce backlash as his government pushes through controversial bills to slash pension and disability benefits, sparking nationwide protests.
DWP announces major PIP assessment changes
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced significant changes to PIP assessments. Here’s how the new rules could affect you.
Gretchen Carlson on Epstein and #MeToo Justice
Gretchen Carlson, a prominent #MeToo advocate, shares her insights on the Epstein scandal and the ongoing fight for justice for survivors.
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