DWP Updates Benefit Access as 910,000 Miss Pension Credit

The Department for Work and Pensions reveals a major shift from paper forms to digital and phone applications for benefits, aiming to streamline access for hundreds of thousands missing out on support like Pension Credit.

Nashville HOA Threatens Family Over Generator in Freeze

A Nashville family, left without power for days after Winter Storm Fern, purchased a generator to survive sub-zero temperatures only to receive an immediate removal demand from their homeowners association citing fire hazards and aesthetics.

Saks Closes Most Discount Stores in Luxury Focus

Saks Global will shut down 57 Saks Off Fifth discount stores and all five Last Call shops, keeping just 12 outlets, as it refocuses on full-price luxury retail following Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Gold Rush 2026: Record Prices Spark Global Frenzy

Gold prices hit unprecedented highs in early 2026, triggering a worldwide surge in consumer buying and selling. This article explores the drivers behind the rally, market volatility, and expert advice for navigating the precious metals market.

Hydra: Greece's Peaceful Car-Free Island Alternative

Explore Hydra, a tranquil Greek island just 75 minutes from Athens. This car-free Saronic gem offers charm without crowds, featuring donkeys, art, and historic mansions for a truly authentic escape.

NY Officials Warned Over Israeli Bond Investments

A human rights organisation has cautioned New York state and city officials that investing public funds in Israeli bonds may violate international law and fiduciary duties, exposing them to substantial legal and financial risks.

Overland Africa: Nine Weeks of Camaraderie and Conflict

Caroline Synge recounts her nine-week overland journey from Nairobi to Cape Town, detailing the intense group dynamics, personal conflicts, and fleeting moments of genuine connection aboard a truck with 22 strangers.

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