Benefits cheat filmed riding motorbike while claiming £9,000
Tony Rose, 32, pleaded guilty to fraudulently claiming almost £9,000 in Personal Independence Payments after being filmed riding a motorbike while under surveillance by the DWP.
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Trump Threatens to Leave NATO Over 'One-Sided' Spending
Donald Trump renewed criticism of NATO allies' defence spending ahead of a summit, citing US funding of $999 billion vs UK's $90.5 billion. UK ambassador responds.
Man Utd Give New Two-Year Deal to Goalkeeper Dermot Mee
Manchester United have confirmed a new two-year contract for goalkeeper Dermot Mee, 23, whose previous deal expired earlier this week. The academy graduate will continue providing support and competition for the first-team goalkeeping group.
Liverpool Transfer Round-Up: Kounde Price Drop, Van Dijk Rumours
Liverpool face major backroom changes as sporting director Richard Hughes is expected to join Al Hilal. Transfer targets include Jules Kounde for £55m, while Virgil van Dijk is linked with a shock exit.
Child Benefit Payments Stop for Some Parents Next Month
HMRC warns Child Benefit payments will stop automatically on August 31 for 16-year-olds unless parents extend claims. Act now to keep £108.20 monthly payments.
DWP Free Bus Pass Age 2026: Letters Sent as Pension Age Rises
The DWP is sending letters about state pension age changes that also affect free bus pass eligibility in England, where the age is rising to 67 in 2026.
DWP Axes Two Benefits, Two Million Move to Universal Credit
The DWP has axed Income Related ESA and Housing Benefit, completing the migration of nearly two million claimants to Universal Credit, marking a major welfare reform milestone.
Burnham Tax Plans Shredded by Bankers as 'Economically Disastrous'
Senior bankers have slammed Andy Burnham's proposed tax rises on financial services as 'economic suicide', warning they could drive investment overseas and harm the UK economy.
Jet2 Urges Passengers to Bring Card for Smooth Service
Jet2 has urged passengers to bring their physical card on board to keep its cashless service efficient, reminding that only card payments are accepted.
State Pensioners Under 77 Get £1,930.40 in July
State pensioners under 77 can receive up to £1,930.40 in July 2026 from two DWP payments, with new state pensioners getting £241.30 per week after the Triple Lock boost.
Nearly 1.9m on PIP for five years or longer: DWP
New DWP figures reveal nearly 1.9 million people have been on Personal Independence Payment for five years or longer, with psychiatric disorders the largest group among long-term claimants.
7 in 10 Use Work Laptops for Personal Use Including Job Hunting
70% of employees use work laptops for personal tasks like shopping, holidays, and job hunting, with 21% sharing devices with household members, raising security concerns.
Guest Flees Premier Inn as Bed Bugs Crawl from Pillow
Ellie Davina fled her Premier Inn room after finding bed bugs crawling out of her pillow. The hotel locked down the area for deep cleaning and issued an apology, confirming a refund.
Petition: £610 Weekly State Pension for Over-60s
A new petition urges the UK government to increase the State Pension to £610 a week for everyone over 60, linked to the National Living Wage. This would give 13 million people £31,724 annually.
Welfare Expert Urges Lanarkshire Locals to Seek Help with Benefits
Amanda McLay, an advocate for Advocacy.scot, urges Lanarkshire residents to seek help with Social Security Scotland benefits, highlighting a case where parents received thousands in backdated Child Disability Payment.
DWP Winter Fuel Payment Opt-Out Deadline for Pensioners
Pensioners with income over £35,000 must opt out by September 18 (phone) or 20 (online) to avoid Winter Fuel Payment recovery via tax. DWP warns of deadlines.
Martin Lewis: Complain Now on Car Finance Despite Delay
Martin Lewis urges motorists to complain now about mis-sold car finance, despite FCA suspending compensation payouts until mid-2027 due to legal challenges by lenders.
Man Utd Dream Midfield: Carrick Targets £160m Duo
Manchester United face a slow start to the summer transfer window after missing out on top targets, but Michael Carrick could still build a dream midfield with Aurelien Tchouameni and Alex Scott for a combined £160m.
Man United Dream Midfield After Fernandes Blow: £160m Alternatives
After losing Mateus Fernandes to Tottenham, Manchester United target a dream midfield with Aurelien Tchouameni (£100m) and Alex Scott (£60m) as alternatives, alongside Ederson.
Attendance Allowance: Report Changes or Risk Payment Loss
Nearly 1.7 million older people receive Attendance Allowance, but failing to report certain changes to the DWP could see payments reduced, stopped or even lead to penalties.
Gateshead crook given final chance after 11 shop thefts
Mark Howourth, 23, stole £1,335 worth of goods from Morrisons and Co-op 11 times in three months while on a community order. A judge deferred sentence, warning prison if he offends again.
Killer jailed again for drug dealing after killing woman
Daniel King, who killed Rebecca Cooke on a stolen scrambler bike in 2021, has been jailed for 38 months for dealing heroin and crack cocaine to clear a debt.
July 2026 Money Changes for Greater Manchester Residents
From energy bill hikes to £9,000 heat pump grants, July brings major financial changes for everyone in Greater Manchester. Here's what you need to know.
Car Finance Compensation Delayed Until 2027
The FCA's £9.1 billion car finance redress scheme is paused due to legal challenges, delaying compensation for millions of motorists until at least 2027.
TfL £100k+ Staff Up 15% to 617 in 2025/26
Transport for London (TfL) reports a 15% rise in employees earning over £100,000 basic salary, from 536 to 617 in 2025/26. Commissioner Andy Lord tops pay at £635,533.
Layla Drury Signs First Professional Deal with Man United
Layla Drury, 17, becomes the youngest player to sign a professional contract with Manchester United Women, after making her debut at 16 years and 220 days.
Court Halts £9.1bn Car Finance Compensation Scheme
A court orders the FCA to partly suspend its £9.1bn car finance compensation scheme, delaying payouts for millions of motorists overcharged on loans due to commission payments between lenders and car dealers from 2007 to 2024.
UK motor finance compensation scheme partially suspended
The UK motor finance compensation scheme has been partially suspended due to legal challenges, halting redress payments until the Upper Tribunal concludes hearings in late 2026 or early 2027.
Wales players to get £9,000 per Nations Championship game
Wales' players will receive around £9,000 per game in the Nations Championship after resolving a pay dispute with the WRU, matching Six Nations match fees.
Hide and seek thief jailed for 3 years 9 months
Dominic Graham, 35, broke into a Waitrose, stole a staff car, later stole a wallet, and made fraudulent purchases. He was caught at a hotel and sentenced to 45 months.
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