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At Work: A Harrowing Descent into Gig Economy Despair

A searing new British poverty drama, 'At Work', exposes the brutal reality of the gig economy as a photographer trades his artistic career for a life of precarious, low-paid work. This powerful film is a stark indictment of modern employment.

Government axes free school meal holiday support

The UK government has terminated the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme funding, ending crucial free school meal support for over 600,000 children during holidays, sparking outrage from charities and opposition parties.

Government axes holiday food fund for low-income families

The UK government has terminated the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme's central funding, shifting full financial responsibility to local councils. This decision threatens vital holiday support, including meals and activities, for millions of ch

Swinney slams Labour's 'cruel' energy bill plan

Scotland's First Minister John Swinney launches scathing attack on Labour's energy policy, warning it will plunge millions into fuel poverty while failing to lower bills. Exclusive analysis reveals the deepening cost-of-living crisis.

Greece's Tourism Boom Hides Deep Poverty Crisis

As Greece enjoys a record-breaking tourism season, a stark contrast emerges. A new report reveals the severe impact of the cost-of-living crisis on Greek residents, with many struggling to afford basic necessities amidst the influx of wealthy visitors.

Ofgem slams government over delayed energy bill support

The energy regulator Ofgem has issued a stern rebuke to the UK government for its failure to implement a crucial social energy tariff, leaving millions of vulnerable Britons exposed to high bills. Discover the details of the delay and the growing calls fo

School Uniform Scandal: Kids Working to Afford Blazers

An exposé into the dark side of the UK's school uniform industry, revealing how rigid policies trap families in a cycle of debt and force children into hidden labour to afford mandatory branded items.

BBC's 'The Revenge' Period Drama Captivates Viewers

BBC's newest period drama, 'The Revenge', has viewers utterly enthralled with its intoxicating blend of high-society glamour, simmering tension, and a scandalous plot of betrayal and retribution in 1930s high society.

School uniform costs crisis hits UK families

Exclusive investigation reveals the staggering financial burden of mandatory school uniforms on British families, with branded items costing up to 300% more than supermarket alternatives.

Urgent Action Needed for UK's Struggling Pensioners

A damning new report reveals a silent crisis engulfing millions of UK pensioners, with soaring living costs and inadequate support pushing many into poverty and isolation. Experts demand immediate government action.

New Medical Drama 'Pulse' on Channel 5 Beats Casualty?

Channel 5's explosive new medical drama 'Pulse' is already being hailed as a superior alternative to the BBC's long-running 'Casualty', delivering heart-stopping tension and raw emotional depth that has viewers utterly captivated.

Amazon Prime's 'Masterpiece' Period Drama Revealed

Amazon Prime Video is set to captivate audiences with a lavish new period drama, 'Masterpiece'. This highly anticipated series promises opulent costumes, intricate plots, and a stellar cast, aiming to become the next must-watch show for fans of British ar

Suranne Jones' Netflix Thriller Stuns With Hostage Finale

Suranne Jones' gripping new Netflix drama 'The Choice' delivers a tense, nail-biting hostage climax that has viewers on the edge of their seats. Discover why audiences are calling it one of the most intense finales of the year.

Helen Mirren: No Return to Prime Suspect Role

Oscar-winning actress Dame Helen Mirren has definitively closed the door on reprising her legendary role as Detective Jane Tennison in 'Prime Suspect', revealing her surprising and heartfelt reasons in an exclusive interview.

Low Income Students Face Higher Eating Disorder Risk

Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter uncovers a stark connection between financial hardship and the prevalence of eating disorders among UK university students, urging a rethink of mental health support systems.

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