Grandparents: Claim £6,600 Pension Boost
Grandparents in the UK may be eligible for a £6,600 state pension top-up by claiming National Insurance credits for looking after grandchildren. Find out how to secure this financial boost.
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State Pension Age Review Sparks Retirement Concerns
The UK government is set to review the state pension age, sparking concerns over potential increases and financial impacts on millions of Britons.
State pension age may rise faster amid cash crisis
Concerns grow as the government considers accelerating the state pension age increase and ramping up automatic contributions to tackle a looming financial crisis.
Trump's State Department purge sparks outcry
The Trump administration's sweeping dismissals and funding reductions at the US State Department have ignited fierce criticism, raising concerns over diplomatic stability.
HMRC: Over-60s Risk Losing £5,000 Pension Boost
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) warns Britons aged 60+ to claim National Insurance credits before the deadline or miss out on a significant state pension increase.
Thornberry pushes for UK to recognise Palestine
Senior Labour MP Emily Thornberry urges the UK government to formally recognise Palestine as a sovereign state, citing growing international pressure and moral responsibility.
Victoria to register childcare workers under new plan
Premier Jacinta Allan announces a new state register for childcare workers in Victoria, aiming to improve standards and oversight in the sector.
State Pension Alert: Act Now or Risk Missing Payments
Urgent warning for pensioners as new checks could leave many without payments. Find out if you're affected and what to do next.
Palestinian state could develop disputed gas resources
Experts suggest that a recognised Palestinian state could develop significant gas reserves in the Mediterranean, potentially reshaping regional energy dynamics.
Triple Lock Pension Policy Under Threat
The UK government is considering changes to the Triple Lock pension policy, which could impact millions of retirees. Here's what you need to know.
Tallis: Origin secrets can inspire Wallabies vs Lions
NRL icon Gorden Tallis reveals how Queensland's State of Origin spirit could galvanise the Wallabies for their crucial Lions clash in Brisbane.
Washington State Catholic Church accused of child abuse
The Catholic Church in Washington State is under scrutiny as new allegations of child abuse by priests emerge, reigniting calls for accountability and justice.
White House criticises ASU over cancelled NYT speech
The White House has criticised Arizona State University after it cancelled a speech by a New York Times journalist, citing concerns over 'safety and disruption'.
Trinidad and Tobago declares emergency over gang violence
The government of Trinidad and Tobago has declared a second state of emergency in response to rising gang-related violence, citing an urgent need to restore public safety.
China accuses Trump of 'malicious' intentions
Beijing's Ministry of State Security has openly criticised former US President Donald Trump, alleging 'malicious' motives in his recent comments on China-US relations. The escalating rhetoric highlights deepening geopolitical tensions between the two supe
Jim Jordan Faces Deposition Over OSU Abuse Scandal
US Congressman Jim Jordan has been ordered to testify under oath regarding allegations he ignored sexual abuse claims during his time as a wrestling coach at Ohio State University.
Omaha: The Midwest City That Could Decide US Elections
Omaha, Nebraska, emerges as a surprising battleground in US politics as Democrats and Republicans vie for control in a traditionally red state. Could this Midwest city tip the scales in 2024?
LA trooper arrested in NY for alleged kidnapping plot
A Louisiana State Police officer has been arrested in New York over accusations of plotting to kidnap a woman. The shocking case involves interstate crime allegations.
UK parents may be owed pension underpayments
The DWP has identified significant underpayments in state pensions for parents, primarily affecting women. Find out if you could be owed money.
US Warns of China's Aggressive Espionage Campaign
The US State Department has issued a stark warning over China's alleged espionage activities, accusing Beijing of targeting American institutions in a bold intelligence campaign.
UK used superinjunctions to hide Afghan failures - leaks
Shocking classified documents expose how the British government used legal gag orders to suppress damning revelations about its involvement in Afghanistan.
State Pension Errors: Thousands of Women Owed Money
The DWP and HMRC are under scrutiny for underpaying state pensions, particularly affecting women due to historical errors in National Insurance records. Find out if you're owed money.
Tasmania Election Campaign: Key Issues and Battlegrounds
As Tasmania's state election approaches, political tensions rise with debates over healthcare, economy, and environmental policies shaping the race.
Greene links crypto bill to Bible, sparks outrage
Controversial US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has drawn criticism for linking cryptocurrency legislation to biblical teachings, sparking debate over the separation of church and state.
AI in Private Schools Risks Widening Education Gap
A new report by the Sutton Trust highlights how private schools are leveraging AI tools, potentially widening the education gap with state schools. Experts call for equitable access to technology.
US issues travel warning for Canada
The US State Department has issued a travel advisory for Canada, urging caution due to rising crime rates and civil unrest. Here's what travellers should be aware of.
Trump Slashes California National Guard Funds
The Trump administration has significantly reduced funding for the California National Guard, raising concerns over state security and emergency response capabilities.
Labour may reconsider state pension age
Labour may have to reconsider its stance on the state pension age amid economic pressures, experts warn. What does this mean for retirees?
DWP August payment dates confirmed
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed payment dates for August. Find out when you'll receive your benefits and what to do if there's a delay.
Trump's fiery UK Parliament speech sparks debate
Former US President Donald Trump delivered a controversial address to UK MPs during his state visit, drawing mixed reactions from politicians and the public.
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