UK pet overpopulation: When love becomes a problem
As pet ownership surges in the UK, experts warn of overcrowded shelters, environmental strain, and ethical dilemmas. Are we loving our pets too much?
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DWP PIP update may remove Motability cars for thousands
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed changes to PIP eligibility criteria, potentially leaving thousands without access to Motability vehicles.
Medics feared anti-vax mum would deny daughter cancer care
A mother's refusal to vaccinate her daughter raised fears among medical professionals that she might also reject life-saving cancer treatment. The disturbing case highlights tensions between parental rights and child welfare.
Fish and religion exempt from hosepipe bans
Amidst hosepipe bans, exemptions for fish ponds and religious ceremonies spark debate. Discover the surprising allowances during water restrictions.
PIP claims process triggers severe distress
The Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment process has been exposed as deeply flawed, pushing vulnerable claimants into severe mental and financial hardship.
DWP PIP payments set to rise in 2025
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is expected to increase Personal Independence Payment (PIP) rates next year. Here’s how the changes could affect claimants.
Labour rebels against Starmer's welfare reforms
Jess Phillips and other Labour MPs defy Keir Starmer's welfare reforms, sparking internal party tensions ahead of the general election.
Spain evicts homeless from airports in new crackdown
Spanish authorities have begun evicting homeless individuals from airports as part of a new crackdown, raising concerns over human rights and social welfare.
Starmer suspends Labour rebels over welfare vote defiance
Labour leader Keir Starmer suspends rebel MPs after they defy party whip on key welfare vote, sparking internal tensions.
DWP urged to halt aggressive benefit sanctions
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been urged to halt its 'heavy-handed' approach towards vulnerable individuals, following reports of unfair sanctions and undue pressure.
Labour MP suspended for opposing disability cuts
Labour MP Rachael Maskell has been suspended by her party after publicly opposing cuts to disability benefits, pledging to continue speaking up for society's most vulnerable.
Labour rebels as Starmer suspends MPs over welfare row
Keir Starmer faces backlash as Labour suspends four MPs and removes three from key positions following a welfare policy meltdown.
DWP announces Universal Credit system review
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to review Universal Credit rules, potentially impacting millions of claimants. Find out how this could affect you.
Calls to reform UK Carer’s Allowance intensify
Calls mount for the government to reform and raise Carer’s Allowance as campaigners highlight financial struggles faced by unpaid carers across the UK.
80s icon stuns fans with jaw-dropping comeback
A legendary 80s superstar has made a sensational return to the spotlight, leaving fans in awe with a dramatic new look and electrifying performance.
Starmer suspends Labour MPs over welfare reform rebellion
Labour leader Keir Starmer suspends two MPs after they defy party leadership by voting against proposed welfare reforms, sparking internal tensions.
Starmer suspends Labour rebels over welfare reform vote
Labour leader Keir Starmer suspends seven MPs for defying the party whip on welfare reforms, signalling a no-tolerance approach to dissent.
21 Kids Rescued from 'Dark Web' Home in Police Raid
A couple has been arrested after 21 children were found living in squalid conditions, with authorities suspecting links to the dark web. Read the full story here.
Liz Kendall clashes with Tory MP over DWP sanctions
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall faced heated criticism from Tory MP Nigel Mills over the DWP's handling of benefits sanctions, sparking a fiery debate in Parliament.
Universal Credit work search rules tightened post-Covid
The UK government has reinstated stricter work search requirements for Universal Credit claimants, ending Covid-era leniency. Find out how this affects jobseekers.
Lion cubs join afternoon tea at Chinese mall
A shopping mall in China has sparked controversy by offering customers the chance to enjoy afternoon tea alongside lion cubs in a bid to attract visitors.
Universal Credit review may pay thousands more
The DWP is reassessing Universal Credit claims after admitting potential underpayments—find out if you're affected and what it means for your benefits.
Georgia Couple Charged in Animal Cruelty Case
A Georgia couple has been charged with animal cruelty after authorities discovered 28 dogs living in filthy, overcrowded conditions. The animals were found malnourished and suffering from untreated medical issues.
UK schools get new gender identity guidance
The UK government has released updated guidance for schools in England on addressing sex and gender identity issues among pupils. The move aims to provide clarity for educators while sparking debate on student welfare and inclusivity.
DWP announces major Universal Credit changes
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has introduced a significant update to Universal Credit, impacting millions of claimants. Here's how it affects you.
Badenoch faces Tory backlash over two-child benefit cap
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch sparks controversy by defending the two-child benefit cap, as internal Tory dissent grows over its impact on poverty.
MP slams DWP over 'heartless' benefits cuts
A Labour MP has accused the Department for Work and Pensions of 'deliberately' cutting benefits for vulnerable claimants, leaving many struggling to survive.
DWP scraps Universal Credit work requirements
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced the removal of work-search requirements for certain Universal Credit claimants, marking a significant change in welfare policy.
UK's disabled community struggles with food poverty
As food poverty rises, disabled individuals in the UK are disproportionately affected. Experts argue systemic neglect and policy gaps are to blame.
Starmer and Reeves Clash with Farage Over Tax and Welfare
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves face off against Nigel Farage in a heated debate over tax policies and welfare reforms, as Trump's influence looms over UK politics.
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