New DWP payment rates for State Pension and benefits from April
Millions to see income rise as DWP confirms new weekly rates for State Pension and benefits from April 2026. Check the full breakdown of increases here.
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7 Ways to Improve Your Credit Score in 2026
Struggling with a poor credit rating? Discover seven expert-backed, actionable strategies to rebuild your financial profile and unlock better deals in the coming year.
BBC Admits Major Reporting Errors in Gaza War Coverage
The BBC pledges a full editorial review of its Middle East reporting after an internal investigation uncovers significant mistakes and bias in its Gaza war coverage. Discover the key findings.
Why UFO Reports Spike Over Christmas, Experts Explain
UFO sightings skyrocket by 75% on Christmas Day. Experts reveal the surprising festive reasons behind the annual alien encounter surge. Read the full report.
DWP Benefit Payment Dates Over Christmas 2025
DWP confirms changed payment dates for Universal Credit and other benefits over the 2025 festive period. Check if you'll be paid early and what to do if money is late.
18 Missed Chances to Stop Childcare Worker Paedophile
A damning review reveals 18 missed opportunities to stop Australia's worst paedophile, Ashley Griffith, earlier. A reportable conduct scheme could have saved children. Read the full investigation.
FCA plan to double credit unions to fight loan sharks
The FCA launches a plan to expand UK credit unions, offering affordable loans to 2 million members. Campaigners demand a Fair Banking Act to force high street banks to invest and protect vulnerable borrowers from illegal lenders.
Bank of America Leads Mobile Credit Card Experience Study
Bank of America offers the UK's best mobile credit card experience, a new study reveals. Find out which features won and how other major banks ranked.
Police ethnicity disclosures fuel prejudice, say groups
Fifty campaign groups demand an end to police revealing suspects' race, warning it fuels prejudice and falsely links ethnicity with criminality. Read the full story.
1 Million Miss Out on £346 Weekly Pension Credit
Nearly one million eligible UK families are missing out on Pension Credit, worth up to £346 weekly, which also unlocks a free TV licence and other vital support. Check your eligibility now.
DWP new powers: Bank checks for benefit claimants
The DWP is getting new powers to check bank accounts of Universal Credit, ESA, and Pension Credit claimants to tackle fraud. Find out what this means for you.
RFK Jr-Nuzzi Affair Scandal Rocks US Journalism
Political reporter Olivia Nuzzi's memoir revelations about RFK Jr spark media ethics debate as trust in US press hits record low. Explore the fallout.
Richard Gott: The 'Schmooze-Proof' Guardian Journalist
Remembering the groundbreaking career of Richard Gott, the Guardian journalist whose unconventional approach and refusal to court power made him one of Britain's most respected foreign correspondents.
Birmingham residents urged to report crime anonymously
Crimestoppers launches urgent campaign in Birmingham amid rising crime concerns, offering complete anonymity for those reporting criminal activity in their communities.
UK intensive farms fail to declare climate emissions
Exclusive investigation reveals how intensive livestock farms across Britain are avoiding mandatory climate emissions declarations, raising serious questions about environmental accountability.
NYC's cash-for-whistleblowers truck scheme
New Yorkers are capitalising on a controversial environmental law that pays citizens to report idling commercial vehicles, creating a new wave of eco-whistleblowers and sparking debate about the programme's ethics and effectiveness.
Vinted sellers face HMRC tax crackdown under new rules
HMRC launches new digital reporting requirements for online sellers using platforms like Vinted and Depop. Find out if you need to complete a tax return and avoid potential penalties.
Pentagon failed to report Maine shooter to FBI database
Exclusive investigation reveals Pentagon's failure to report Maine mass shooter Robert Card to FBI database, raising serious questions about US military protocols and public safety.
David Gow: Guardian's European Editor Dies at 72
Celebrating the life and legacy of David Gow, The Guardian's esteemed European editor whose sharp analysis and deep understanding of EU affairs informed British readers for decades.
1,800 Stolen Credit Cards Found on Dark Web Markets
Exclusive investigation reveals sophisticated criminal network selling British credit card details for as little as £2 each, with experts warning of rising financial fraud threats.
Ukraine's drone warriors unleash hell on Russian forces
Exclusive frontline report reveals how Ukrainian soldiers are deploying advanced drone technology to devastating effect against Russian invaders, changing modern warfare forever.
Major Credit Score Overhaul Hits UK This Summer
Millions of Brits will see their credit scores transformed as new 'onboarding' rules launch this summer. Discover how this financial revolution affects you.
DWP's Universal Credit payment reduction powers exposed
Exclusive investigation uncovers the Department for Work and Pensions' controversial authority to reduce Universal Credit payments under specific circumstances, affecting thousands of claimants across the UK.
Millions Owed Energy Credit From Closed Accounts
New Ofcom research reveals energy customers with closed accounts may have significant credit balances waiting to be claimed, as bills remain stubbornly high.
Weather crew's home destroyed during hurricane broadcast
A Fox Weather broadcasting team experienced every journalist's nightmare when the very house they were reporting from was destroyed by Hurricane Melissa's fury during a live broadcast, capturing terrifying moments of the storm's devastating power.
BBC journalist interrogated at Heathrow under terrorism laws
BBC journalist Edward Lawrence was detained and interrogated at Heathrow Airport under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act after reporting from China, sparking serious concerns about press freedom in the UK.
Guardian hires Michelle R. Smith as Senior Science Reporter
The Guardian US expands its investigative science coverage with the strategic hire of Michelle R. Smith, a renowned journalist with proven expertise in public health and environmental investigations.
7 Simple Ways to Boost Your UK Credit Score
Discover expert-approved strategies to transform your credit rating and unlock better loan deals, lower interest rates, and financial freedom in the UK.
Sexual assault epidemic on UK trains revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals alarming rates of sexual assault on UK trains as British Transport Police launch new campaign to combat this underreported crime.
Action Fraud: Victims Expose Service Failures in UK System
Exclusive investigation reveals serious concerns about Action Fraud's effectiveness as victims report poor service and lack of follow-up on their cases.
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