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Serial Killer Levi Bellfield Demands Xbox in Prison

Infamous murderer Levi Bellfield, serving life for multiple killings, has reportedly requested an Xbox gaming console in his prison cell, sparking outrage over taxpayer-funded luxuries for violent criminals.

Asylum seekers get £1M in NHS free passes

Exclusive investigation uncovers how thousands of asylum seekers received free NHS prescriptions and dental care worth over £1 million, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded benefits.

Trump spent £100M on golf trips as president

Former US President Donald Trump allegedly spent more than £100 million in taxpayer money on visits to his own golf properties while in office, according to a new investigation.

NHS spends £2M on 'woke' staff events

NHS trusts have reportedly spent close to £2 million on diversity and inclusion events for staff, sparking outrage over the use of taxpayer funds during a healthcare crisis.

Universal Credit boost: £470 increase for households

Millions of Universal Credit claimants will see a significant increase in their payments this April, with some households receiving up to £470 more due to the annual benefits uprating. Here’s what you need to know.

National Trust cuts jobs, axes homemade scones

The National Trust has sparked outrage by cutting jobs and scrapping homemade scones in cafes as part of cost-saving measures. Critics argue the move undermines tradition.

Albanese tax hike plan faces fierce backlash

Australian PM Anthony Albanese's proposed tax changes spark outrage as critics warn of financial strain on families. Treasury forecasts reveal potential long-term impacts.

ITV axes 200+ jobs in £50m cost-cutting drive

ITV is set to axe more than 200 jobs as part of a major restructuring plan to cut costs and streamline operations. The broadcaster aims to save £50 million annually amid industry challenges.

Amazon hikes essential item prices, breaks pledge

Amazon has discreetly increased prices on essential household items, contradicting its earlier promise to keep costs low for consumers. Find out which products are affected and why.

DWP opens £150 Warm Home Discount applications

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched applications for the Warm Home Discount scheme, offering eligible households £150 off their energy bills this winter. Find out if you qualify and how to apply.

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