WASPI updates on £250k legal fundraiser
The WASPI campaign shares what happens to its £252,000 legal fundraiser after the DWP withdraws its decision on 1950s women's pension compensation. The judicial review proceeds in December.
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DWP U-turn on WASPI pension compensation decision
The DWP retracts its decision to deny compensation to 1950s-born women after new evidence emerges. Read the latest on the ongoing WASPI campaign battle.
WASPI Women: Government Faces Billions in Pension Compensation
Millions of women born in the 1950s demand justice as parliamentary watchdog investigates state pension age changes that left them financially devastated.
Australian Music Legend John Williamson Dies Aged 78
The Australian music industry mourns the loss of legendary singer-songwriter John Williamson, who passed away peacefully at 78 after a remarkable career spanning five decades.
English village frozen in time discovered in Dorset
Explore the charming village of Corfe Castle, where time stands still with vintage shops, traditional pubs, and historic steam trains transporting visitors to a bygone era.
Lost Alec Guinness Father Brown Film Discovered After 50 Years
Exclusive discovery reveals Sir Alec Guinness's forgotten 1954 Father Brown television adaptation, hidden for decades before its remarkable recovery and restoration.
Princess Margaret's Forbidden Love Scandal Revealed
The heartbreaking true story of Princess Margaret's forbidden love for divorced war hero Peter Townsend, and the constitutional crisis that forced her to choose between duty and desire.
1950s British UFO Mystery Finally Solved
Newly uncovered documents reveal startling details about a mysterious 1950s space phenomenon that had British scientists and military officials completely stumped for decades.
Scotland Demands WASPI Pension Compensation
The Scottish Government intensifies pressure on Westminster to address the WASPI pension injustice affecting millions of women born in the 1950s, calling for urgent compensation and policy reform.
Shirley Abicair, zither star and TV pioneer, dies at 98
Remembering Shirley Abicair, the Australian entertainer who charmed 1950s Britain with her zither and became a beloved children's television pioneer.
WASPI women launch legal battle against DWP
Millions of women born in the 1950s secure major breakthrough as WASPI campaign forces DWP to court over state pension age changes in landmark legal challenge.
Buddy Holly honoured with London blue plaque
Rock 'n' roll pioneer Buddy Holly receives English Heritage blue plaque at his former London residence, marking his enduring impact on British music ahead of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
Grantchester's Dark New Murder Mystery Revealed
ITV's beloved clerical sleuth returns in a gripping new mystery that tests faith and friendships in 1950s Cambridgeshire as murder strikes at the heart of the community.
The Golden Age of 1950s Britain Revealed
Rediscover the magic of 1950s Britain - from post-war optimism to cultural revolutions that shaped modern society. A nostalgic journey through food, fashion and family life.
Lost 1950s Superman Pilot with Leslie Nielsen Rediscovered
A long-lost, star-studded 1950s TV pilot for Superman, featuring a young Leslie Nielsen, has been rediscovered by fans, revealing a fascinating 'what if' moment in superhero history.
King Princess on 'Girl Violence' & Her 1950s Music Revolution
Exclusive interview with Mikaela Strauss, the artist known as King Princess, as she unveils the profound personal stories and feminist themes driving her explosive new album 'Girl Violence' and its unique 1950s aesthetic.
Sabrina Carpenter's daring nearly nude bedroom photoshoot
Disney star turned pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter unveils her most provocative look yet in a sultry, nearly nude bedroom photoshoot for her new era, leaving fans speechless.
Country singer Gavin Adcock attacked in Kansas bar brawl
Exclusive footage reveals the brutal attack on country music singer Gavin Adcock outside a Kansas bar. The assailant, caught on camera, is now in police custody as Adcock recovers from his injuries.
WASPI Women Demand £10,000 Payouts in Pension Battle
Millions of 1950s-born women ramp up campaign for state pension compensation as new report slams DWP failures. Could £10,000 payouts finally be coming?
Disney's 1950s Secret: Mickey Mouse Autograph Ban Revealed
Unearthed documents reveal the strict, almost militaristic code of conduct imposed on Disney's iconic theme park characters in the 1950s, from autograph bans to mandatory weight limits, offering a fascinating glimpse into the corporate control behind the
UK town frozen in the 1950s is a must-see
Discover the charming town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, where history comes alive with its untouched 1950s aesthetic and rich heritage.
Rare Disney reel found in storage sells for £10K
A storage hunter struck gold after discovering a rare Disney film reel from the 1950s in an abandoned locker, which later sold for a staggering £10,000 at auction.
Sean Kingston Sentenced for Fraud Scheme
R&B singer Sean Kingston and his mother have been sentenced for orchestrating a high-profile wire fraud scheme, defrauding businesses of millions. Read the full details of their sentencing and the charges they faced.
Sean Kingston jailed for wire fraud
R&B singer Sean Kingston has been sentenced to prison for his involvement in a wire fraud scheme. Details on the case and legal repercussions.
Sean Kingston sentenced to 35 months for $1M fraud
R&B singer Sean Kingston has been handed a 35-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to a $1 million fraud scheme. The 'Beautiful Girls' hitmaker faced multiple charges, including identity theft and grand theft.
Sinead O'Connor biopic to explore her music and activism
A powerful new biopic will explore the turbulent life and fearless activism of the late Irish singer Sinead O'Connor, delving into her music, controversies, and unwavering principles.
Tom Grennan's dance music revolution in new album
British singer-songwriter Tom Grennan is set to surprise fans with a fresh, dance-inspired sound in his highly anticipated new album. Discover how the 'sensitive soul' is reinventing his music.
Sinead O'Connor biopic in development
A new biopic about the legendary Irish singer Sinead O'Connor is in the works, produced by the team behind the hit series 'Slow Horses'. Learn more about the upcoming project.
Cass McCombs' 'Interior Live Oak': A Haunting Masterpiece
Cass McCombs returns with 'Interior Live Oak', a mesmerising album blending folk, rock, and introspective lyricism. Discover why critics are calling it his most poignant work yet.
Rag'n'Bone Man updates fans after hospital surgery
British singer Rag'n'Bone Man reassures fans after undergoing emergency surgery, sharing a heartfelt message from his hospital bed.
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