DWP: Some ESA Claimants Exempt from July 1 Closure
DWP confirms vulnerable ESA claimants needing appointees are exempt from July 1 closure, ensuring no loss of payments during Universal Credit migration.
DWP confirms vulnerable ESA claimants needing appointees are exempt from July 1 closure, ensuring no loss of payments during Universal Credit migration.
The DWP urges people to check their State Pension age as the increase from 66 to 67 starts. Those born in early 1960s may retire later than expected.
Paul Merson suggests Arsenal could sell captain Martin Odegaard, citing injury issues and the emergence of Eberechi Eze as a potential replacement.
Sean McGovern, a senior lieutenant in the Kinahan cartel, was sentenced to 24 years for directing the murder of Noel Kirwan and attempted murder of James Gately in Ireland.
Lewisham Mayor Liam Shrivastava increased his salary by £4,832 despite promising a 20% pay cut. He says 20% will be donated to food justice initiatives.
Inter Milan's sporting director confirms monitoring Curtis Jones for summer transfer. The Liverpool midfielder is in exit talks, with Serie A a likely destination.
Manchester United's move for Atalanta midfielder Ederson is delayed after he received a late call-up to Brazil's World Cup squad, replacing injured defender Wesley.
Goldman Sachs quietly celebrates SpaceX IPO windfall, but the finance elite's tone-deaf comments reveal a world unchanged. Bill Winters' 'lower-value human capital' gaffe and Lloyd Blankfein's 'God's work' echo the same old arrogance.
The Financial Conduct Authority has fined former star fund manager Neil Woodford £4 million for misleading investors and failing to manage conflicts of interest.
England face Costa Rica in a World Cup 2026 qualifier. Preview includes kick-off time, TV channel, live stream, team news, head-to-head, odds, and prediction.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been charged with embezzlement of funds from the party, police confirm.
State pensioners in Scotland will receive up to £965 on Friday instead of Monday due to a bank holiday for Scotland's World Cup participation.
A little-known pension change called 'lifestyling' could cost retirees up to £12,000 in lost growth. Learn how it works and how to check your pension pot.
Universal Credit's health element rules changed in April 2026. Two groups qualify for the higher £429.80 rate; others get £217.26. Learn eligibility criteria.
A cleaning guru reveals how to use bleach to make stainless steel sinks sparkle, offering an alternative to natural cleaning hacks. Learn the proper method.
J.P. Morgan Personal Investing offers 10,000 Avios points to new customers who invest £500 or more by July 31, 2026, with points awarded after a holding period.
The National Lottery's Lotto game has been revamped, giving players two chances to win for every £2 line. The new two-round format starts Wednesday.
Bank of England's Alan Taylor says he is comfortable holding rates at 3.75% unless worst-case scenario emerges, providing relief for millions of households and businesses.
Martin Lewis urges employees to verify their tax code to avoid paying the wrong amount. Mistakes common with second jobs.
Elderly Britons risk losing benefits like Pension Credit and PIP if hospital stays exceed 28 days. The DWP rule affects Attendance Allowance, DLA, and more. Stay informed.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to reunite with former Liverpool teammate Ibrahima Konate at Real Madrid after Konate signed a four-year contract.
Since April, only two groups of claimants can get the higher Universal Credit health element of £429.80. Others receive £217.26. Learn the new rules and eligibility criteria.
Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland introduce Scam Check, an AI-powered tool to protect customers from online shopping fraud before payments are made.
FIFA will pay World Cup referees $100,000 each, double the 2014 amount. English refs Oliver and Taylor could earn bonuses if selected for the final.
Sam Bankman-Fried, serving 25 years for FTX fraud, says he would 'absolutely' welcome a presidential pardon from Donald Trump, as his appeal faces skepticism.
Jodi Cowan, 50, was mauled to death by neighbor's pit bulls in Florida after residents had called police 14 times. The owner faces manslaughter charges.
A US Army Apache attack helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump confirmed both pilots are safe and said a deal with Iran may be close.
Bank of England MPC member Alan Taylor says he is comfortable keeping interest rates unchanged unless a worst-case scenario emerges, offering relief to households and businesses.
Iran launches missiles at Israel amid escalating Middle East crisis; Australia's housing market cools but first-home buyers still struggle; Alexander Zverev wins French Open.
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