Mum fights parole for son's killer after 30 years
Jean Hartley, 74, will oppose the parole of Stuart Diamond, who murdered and decapitated her 17-year-old son Christopher in 1997, as he has never revealed the location of his head.
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Black Cab Rapist Fights Public Parole Hearing
Notorious serial rapist John Worboys launches legal bid to block a public parole hearing where he would face his victims. The Parole Board will decide in weeks.
Teen sentenced for Sydney Royal Easter Show manslaughter
An 18-year-old sentenced for stabbing a young father-to-be at Sydney's Royal Easter Show could be paroled in 2026. The court heard details of gang rivalry and a 'fascination with knives'.
Stephen Lawrence's dad: Norris not sorry, parole right
Neville Lawrence says David Norris's parole bid was 'cynical' and reveals the only condition he'd believe his son's killer was truly remorseful. Read the full story.
Stephen Lawrence killer David Norris refused parole
David Norris, one of Stephen Lawrence's murderers, has been denied parole. The Parole Board cited his racist prison offences and unreliable remorse. Read the full details.
David Norris parole refused after racist murder
David Norris, one of Stephen Lawrence's killers, has been denied release by the Parole Board, which cited the need to protect the public. The 49-year-old showed 'minimal' acceptance of his racist actions.
Stephen Lawrence killer Norris loses parole bid
Parole Board blocks David Norris's move to open prison, citing his minimisation of racist attitudes. Read the full details of the decision and the family's reaction.
Stephen Lawrence Murderer David Norris Denied Parole
David Norris, one of Stephen Lawrence's murderers, has been refused parole by the Parole Board. The 49-year-old must remain in prison after failing to name other attackers. Read the full details.
DWP Christmas Bonus 2025: Who gets the £10 payment?
Thousands are receiving the DWP's annual £10 Christmas Bonus. Find out if you're eligible, when it arrives, and why the unchanged sum faces criticism.
DWP £10 Christmas Bonus: Qualifying Week Details
The DWP's tax-free £10 Christmas Bonus qualifying week runs December 1-7. Check if you're among those claiming 24 benefits eligible for this automatic payment.
NHS: Get Flu Vaccine, Not Another Air Fryer
The NHS advises Brits to prioritise flu vaccination this Black Friday amid an early surge in cases. Protect yourself and vulnerable family members from serious illness.
Model's chilling 5 words after dismembering husband
The harrowing case of Omaima Nelson, who murdered and dismembered her husband, mixing his remains with turkey. She becomes eligible for parole in 2026. Read the full story.
Who Qualifies for Free NHS Prescriptions?
New NHS figures reveal a 4% rise in prescriptions. Discover if you're among the pensioners, benefit claimants, or those with specific conditions eligible for free medication. Check your status now.
DWP: Millions cannot claim £25 cold weather payment
The DWP reveals millions won't get the £25 Cold Weather Payment due to specific eligibility rules. Find out if you qualify and what alternative support is available in Scotland.
Labour outlines stricter UK immigration benefits rules
Labour announces radical immigration overhaul requiring migrants to earn settlement rights. New rules could impose 30-year waits for benefits and social housing. Read the full details.
Five groups not eligible for winter fuel payment
The DWP has confirmed five groups who will not receive the 2025 winter fuel payment, despite meeting age criteria. Payments of £200-£300 are now reaching pensioners. Learn eligibility rules and scam warnings.
500,000 miss out on £83.30 weekly Carer's Allowance
Over half a million unpaid carers in the UK are missing out on £83.30 weekly payments and vital National Insurance credits. Discover if you're eligible and how to claim.
Martin Lewis Turned Away from Blood Donation
Money expert Martin Lewis was unable to donate blood due to a minor medical issue but is now urging the public to support the NHS. Find out if you're eligible to help.
Bryce James faces redshirt decision at Arizona
Arizona Wildcats coach Tommy Lloyd considers redshirting Bryce James, LeBron's son, to preserve his eligibility. Discover the implications for his college basketball career.
Parole Board denies release for serial rapist
Serial rapist Kevin Lakeman, once labelled Britain's worst sex offender, has been denied release by the Parole Board after walking out of his hearing. Read the full report.
Child killer Kyle Bevan denied parole in safety ruling
Notorious child killer Kyle Bevan has been refused parole after the Parole Board ruled his release would pose too great a risk to the public. The 31-year-old was convicted of murdering 17-month-old Ayeeshia Jane Smith in 2015.
Motability Scheme Faces Overhaul: PIP Changes Loom
Exclusive: The government considers tightening Motability eligibility rules amid concerns the scheme is 'unsustainable', potentially affecting thousands of disabled drivers across the UK.
DWP Means-Tested Benefits: Complete Guide
Exclusive guide reveals which DWP benefits require means-testing and how your income and savings could affect your payments. Don't miss out on financial support you're entitled to.
Free Bus Passes: Who Qualifies in England?
Discover who qualifies for free bus travel in England and how to claim your pass. From pension age to disability criteria - we explain all the requirements.
Complete Guide to NHS Free Flu Jab Eligibility
Discover who qualifies for a free NHS flu vaccination this winter, including expanded eligibility criteria and where to get protected against seasonal influenza.
Double child killer Colin Pitchfork denied parole
Notorious double child killer Colin Pitchfork will remain behind bars after the Parole Board rejected his release following a major review of his case.
Pensioners Face Winter Fuel Payment Repayment Shock
Exclusive: Up to 500,000 elderly Brits who received Winter Fuel Payments may be forced to repay hundreds of pounds after being deemed ineligible. Discover if you're affected and what to do next.
PIP reforms: £9bn savings plan through stricter rules
Major reforms to Personal Independence Payment benefits could save taxpayers £9 billion yearly as government tightens eligibility criteria and assessment process.
Baby P's mother faces new parole delay as board seeks evidence
Tracey Connelly, the mother of tragic Baby P, faces another setback in her bid for freedom as parole chiefs request additional information before deciding on her release from prison.
Convicted paedophile volleyball player denied Australian visa
Dutch beach volleyball star Steven van de Velde, convicted of raping a British child, has been denied an Australian visa ahead of international competitions, sparking global debate about athlete eligibility.
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