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Free laptops & broadband for UK households

Thousands of UK families struggling with digital poverty could receive free laptops and broadband under a new government scheme. Find out if you're eligible.

Kinnock urges end to two-child benefit cap

Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has called on the government to scrap the controversial two-child limit on benefits, arguing it pushes families into poverty. Read more on the growing backlash against the policy.

Putin's dark childhood revealed

New revelations shed light on Vladimir Putin's troubled childhood, marked by poverty, his mother's sacrifices, and the harsh realities of post-war Leningrad.

Student admits drug plot to fund education

A university student from a disadvantaged background has pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell drugs in a desperate bid to pay for his studies, revealing the harsh realities of student poverty.

Labour to scrap two-child benefit cap

Labour announces plans to abolish the controversial two-child benefit cap, aiming to lift 250,000 children out of poverty. Critics argue the policy has pushed families into hardship.

Trump's food stamp cuts spark outrage

Former US President Donald Trump proposes drastic cuts to food stamp programmes, raising concerns over rising food insecurity and poverty levels.

Malaysian students protest period poverty

University students in Malaysia are rallying against 'period poverty,' calling for free sanitary products on campus to combat stigma and financial barriers.

Afghan women refugees endure abuse in Iran

Thousands of Afghan women escaping Taliban rule endure exploitation and hardship as refugees in Iran, with limited access to basic rights and protection.

Trump proposes deep cuts to SNAP food stamp program

Former President Donald Trump's latest policy proposal aims to slash funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), threatening food security for vulnerable Americans. Critics warn of devastating consequences.

Bank tax may fund free school meals for all primary pupils

A proposed tax on UK banks could generate £4 billion annually, potentially covering the cost of free school meals for all primary pupils in England. Experts debate the economic and social impacts of this bold policy.

Viewers slam 'tone-deaf' ITV travel show

ITV's new show 'Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday' sparks outrage as viewers accuse it of being 'out of touch' and 'cruel' for mocking budget travellers. Critics call it 'poverty porn'.

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