Care failings in Graham Thorpe's final months revealed
A coroner has revealed severe care failings during the last months of former England cricketer Graham Thorpe's life, raising urgent questions about patient welfare.
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Tennessee student's 13-year perfect attendance record sparks debate
A Tennessee student's remarkable 13-year unbroken attendance record has ignited discussions on school policies and student well-being. Discover the surprising reactions from educators and parents.
School's 'quiet room' discipline sparks parent outrage
A Somerset school faces backlash after reports emerge of a 'quiet room' where pupils were allegedly isolated for minor infractions. Parents demand answers as the school defends its policies.
Margret Carey: A Legacy of Compassion and Activism
Margret Carey, a tireless advocate for social justice and community welfare, has passed away. Her legacy of kindness and activism continues to inspire.
Taxing JobSeeker super may increase poverty: Vinnies
A new report by St Vincent de Paul highlights the risks of taxing JobSeeker superannuation, warning it could deepen financial hardship for vulnerable Australians.
DWP faces legal action over Universal Credit failures
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) could face legal action over Universal Credit delays, leaving thousands struggling to make ends meet. Here's the latest.
Labour rebels defy Starmer on welfare vote
Several Labour MPs have broken ranks to oppose Keir Starmer's stance on welfare reforms, highlighting internal party divisions ahead of the next general election.
Labour rebels challenge Starmer over welfare reforms
Keir Starmer faces internal dissent as Labour MPs rebel against proposed welfare reforms, exposing deep divisions within the party.
Tyler Perry fires actress from welfare drama after backlash
Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry has reportedly fired an actress from his new welfare-themed drama following public outcry. Discover the full story behind the controversy.
Asylum seekers misuse taxpayer cash for gambling
Shocking investigation uncovers how asylum seekers are misusing taxpayer-funded allowances to gamble, sparking calls for stricter oversight.
Baby seagulls brutally killed with umbrella in UK
A disturbing incident in a UK coastal town has left residents horrified after baby seagulls were attacked and killed with an umbrella. Authorities are investigating the cruel act.
Infantino sparks fury over 'nonsense' player fatigue remarks
FIFA president Gianni Infantino sparks outrage after dismissing player concerns over the congested football calendar, calling complaints 'nonsense'.
Universal Credit payment rules changing to help families
Major changes to Universal Credit payments will allow claimants to receive cash upfront, easing financial pressures for vulnerable households.
DWP’s Universal Credit Crackdown: New Rules Explained
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is tightening Universal Credit rules, with stricter sanctions for those who fail to meet job search requirements. Find out how these changes could affect you.
Mokie, world's oldest horse, dies at 51
Mokie, the horse who held the title of the world's oldest, has died at the age of 51. Her extraordinary lifespan and gentle nature made her a beloved figure.
DWP errors mean thousands owed £5,000 in PIP back payments
The DWP has admitted mistakes in assessing PIP claims, leaving thousands potentially owed £5,000 in back payments. Find out if you're affected.
NYC animal shelters hit crisis point amid overcrowding
New York City's animal shelters are overwhelmed as intake numbers soar, leaving vulnerable pets in dire conditions. Learn how you can help.
NYC animal shelters struggle with soaring costs
New York City's animal shelters are grappling with skyrocketing operational costs, raising concerns about the future of pet welfare in the city. Discover the reasons behind the financial strain and its impact.
ICE arrests father at Oregon preschool - shocking video
A disturbing video captures the moment US immigration officers detain a man dropping off his child at a preschool in Oregon, sparking outrage over enforcement tactics.
NatWest changes rules for benefit claimants
NatWest has revealed a significant update affecting benefit claimants, aiming to simplify banking processes. Here's how it impacts you.
Universal Credit changes could cut housing support
Thousands of UK households could lose vital housing support as Universal Credit and Pension Credit rules tighten. Here’s how the changes could affect you.
Wetherspoon staffer claims 'cover-up' after pub incident
A former Wetherspoon employee alleges a serious workplace incident was deliberately concealed. The explosive claims raise questions about pub chain accountability.
Parents charged after abandoning boy at courthouse
A Missouri couple faces charges after allegedly abandoning their 8-year-old son at a courthouse. The boy was left with a note, sparking outrage and a police investigation.
DWP warning: Don't ignore this letter or lose benefits
The DWP has issued a critical warning to benefit claimants about a letter that could lead to payments being stopped. Find out what you need to do to avoid losing your money.
Starmer questioned on DWP's disability benefit cuts
Labour leader Keir Starmer was challenged by a disabled voter over his party's stance on welfare reforms and benefit cuts during a campaign event.
UK faces 'tsunami of pensioner poverty' as crisis deepens
Experts warn of a looming crisis as pensioner poverty surges, with rising living costs and inadequate support pushing retirees into financial distress.
Farrell quits as Lions captain after social media abuse
England rugby star Owen Farrell withdraws from British and Irish Lions captaincy following intense online criticism, sparking debate over player welfare and social media toxicity.
Mums trapped in financial abuse via child maintenance
Single mothers are being trapped in financial abuse as ex-partners manipulate the child maintenance system, leaving them struggling to survive.
Pensioners may outnumber workers by 2030 - Labour
Labour's Liz Kendall raises alarm over Britain's ageing population crisis, warning pensioners could soon outnumber workers unless urgent reforms are made to employment and welfare policies.
DWP explains benefit fraud surveillance tactics
The DWP has clarified its controversial data surveillance practices used to monitor benefit claimants. Here’s how it works and what it means for you.
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