Billionaire's ostriches face slaughter in Canada
New York billionaire and Gristedes owner John Catsimatidis sparks outrage as his ostriches face a death sentence in Canada due to import violations.
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DWP benefit payment dates changing in August
Key changes to DWP benefit payment schedules in August could affect millions. Find out if your payments will be delayed and how to prepare.
Starmer under fire over Labour's welfare cuts proposal
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire after reports suggest his party may consider welfare cuts, sparking outrage among MPs and activists.
10 Health Conditions Qualifying for £737 DWP Benefit
Discover the 10 health conditions that could make you eligible for a £737 monthly payment from the DWP. Learn how to apply and maximise your benefits.
Amsterdam’s floating steps for cats in canals
Amsterdam is considering installing floating steps along its canals to help cats climb out safely if they fall in, blending animal welfare with urban design.
Premier League warns of fixture chaos from expanded Club World Cup
Richard Masters voices concerns over the congested football calendar as FIFA plans to expand the Club World Cup, risking player welfare and Premier League scheduling.
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.
Universal Credit loses £5.2bn to fraud and errors
Shocking figures reveal nearly 1 in 10 Universal Credit payments were incorrect last year, with £5.2bn lost to fraud and mistakes. Labour faces mounting pressure to tackle the crisis.
US workers get paid leave for pet care
In an unprecedented move, US federal employees can now use paid leave to care for their pets, sparking debates on workplace benefits and animal welfare.
Judy Robinson: A Life of Compassion and Activism
Judy Robinson, a tireless advocate for social justice and community welfare, has passed away. Her legacy of compassion and activism continues to inspire.
FIFA chief hits out at FIFPRO boss over welfare row
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has criticised FIFPRO chief Maheta Molango for his combative stance on player welfare, as tensions escalate over scheduling conflicts with the Pope's visit.
DWP reforms Universal Credit and PIP payments
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has unveiled significant reforms to Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments (PIP), impacting millions of claimants. Here’s how the changes could affect you.
Labour criticised over animal welfare policy
Keir Starmer's Labour Party is under fire for reportedly opposing stricter post-Brexit animal welfare regulations, sparking outrage among campaigners and farmers.
DWP expands Universal Credit – are you eligible?
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is rolling out Universal Credit changes, affecting thousands. Find out if you qualify for the expanded support.
Experts warn against visiting UK zoos amid welfare concerns
Animal welfare groups urge Brits to reconsider zoo visits due to ethical and safety concerns. Here's what you need to know.
Comfort dog dies in tragic Maine incident
A cherished chocolate Labrador, known for bringing joy and comfort to many, has tragically passed away following a distressing event in Maine. Officials confirm the heartbreaking news.
States sue Trump admin over SNAP data privacy
Several US states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging privacy violations in the handling of SNAP recipients' data. The legal challenge highlights growing tensions over welfare programme transparency and data security.
Spain seizes 140 guinea pigs in animal welfare case
Spanish authorities confiscate 140 guinea pigs from a German woman in Nuremberg, sparking debate on animal welfare laws.
California 'Surrogacy Farm' Accused of Child Abuse
Disturbing reports emerge of a so-called 'surrogacy farm' in California where children were allegedly abused, with photos sparking outrage and investigations.
Dujardin's triumphant dressage comeback after whip row
Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin returns to competitive dressage following a suspension over horse welfare concerns, showcasing her resilience and skill.
Auckland school tackles bullying crisis
A secondary school in Auckland has launched a strict anti-bullying campaign after shocking incidents of physical and online harassment came to light.
Labour's U-Turn Fails to Prevent Poverty, MPs Warn
Despite Labour's reversal on benefit cuts, MPs caution that tens of thousands remain at risk of poverty, urging further action to protect vulnerable households.
Starmer pressured to delay DWP's PIP reforms
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to delay the DWP's proposed changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP), as critics warn of devastating impacts on disabled claimants.
Dog dies in hot car during UK heatwave
A heartbroken family demands justice after their dog tragically dies from heatstroke in a parked car during soaring temperatures.
RSPCA: Puppy imports linked to rising pet illnesses
The RSPCA raises alarm over rising cases of sick puppies imported into the UK, urging stricter regulations to protect animal welfare.
Deliveroo criticised by RSPCA over animal welfare
Food delivery giant Deliveroo is under fire after the RSPCA accused the company of failing to ensure animal welfare standards in its supply chain across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
FIFA accused of blackmail over Club World Cup expansion
FIFPro, the global football players' union, has accused FIFA of 'blackmail' over its expanded Club World Cup plans, sparking a heated dispute over player welfare.
7 Reasons DWP Could Stop Your Benefits
Discover the seven key reasons why the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) might halt your benefits and how to avoid losing crucial financial support.
Woman hoarded 35 cats in filthy conditions—banned for life
A woman who hoarded 35 cats in squalid conditions claimed she was 'helping' them, sparking outrage after authorities discovered the appalling state of her home.
Dad moves kids 200 miles to escape toxic school
A desperate father relocates his children 200 miles away from their home to protect them from a 'toxic' school environment, sparking debate over parental rights and school accountability.
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