Teenager Drowns in River Taff After Jump Dare
13-year-old boy found dead in River Taff after going missing with other children in Whitchurch, Cardiff.
13-year-old boy found dead in River Taff after going missing with other children in Whitchurch, Cardiff.
Aaron Chalmers' son Oakley, who has Apert syndrome, undergoes further surgery for a CSF leak; Talia Oatway shares update.
Paul Scholes' daughter Alicia praises him for speaking openly about caring for his autistic son Aiden, prompting emotional responses including from David Beckham.
Christine McGuinness offers advice to parents waiting for an autism diagnosis, emphasising patience and early intervention.
Families bid to take over William Blake House, a care home for disabled children, after charity faces closure over £1.6m tax debt and governance concerns.
Kanye West criticised for asking a wheelchair-user to stand up at a Sydney concert, sparking debate on disability awareness.
Craig Ruston, 45, father of two with motor neurone disease, dies from coronavirus in UK. Family says he was not ready to go.
Labor-led committee says NDIS changes are retrogressive and could limit support for disabled people, with 241,000 at risk of losing access.
Sam Thompson calls new girlfriend Talitha Balinska 'the one' on Lorraine, discusses ADHD book and moving in together.
Ex-PIP assessor reveals 'chair test' used by DWP to judge claimants' physical abilities from the moment they arrive for assessment.
Bodmin Bikers, a volunteer group in Cornwall, delivers medication and food to vulnerable people self-isolating during the coronavirus lockdown.
Three-legged dog Laika struggles to find a home as adopters focus on her missing leg, despite her playful and affectionate nature.
Campaigners are celebrating after plans to demolish the Lincoln Imp pub in Scunthorpe were rejected for a second time by councillors.
Jesy Nelson reveals her twin babies have spinal muscular atrophy type 1, a rare condition meaning they may never walk, and urges early detection.
Brits applying for a Blue Badge face rejection for seven key reasons, including insufficient mobility, incomplete forms, and lack of strong medical evidence. Know the rules to improve your chances.
Learn the seven common reasons why Blue Badge applications are rejected, from insufficient medical evidence to not meeting mobility thresholds, and how to improve your chances.
Learn the seven common reasons Blue Badge applications are rejected, from insufficient medical evidence to incomplete forms, and how to improve your chances.
Netflix's Blind Sherlock, a Dutch crime drama based on a true story about a blind wiretapping expert, premieres January 2026.
Gemma Atkinson reveals her daughter Mia's epilepsy diagnosis was 'scary' but says she's now 'absolutely fine' and thriving after treatment.
Anthea Turner reveals why she chose not to have children, discussing IVF, stepchildren, and the impact of her sister's death.
Charity Commission takes over William Blake House after families raise concerns over £1m payments to trustee and £1.6m tax debt.
Colette McAreavey, 75, was asked to touch her stoma bag during a security check at Manchester Airport, describing the experience as intimidating and awful.
DWP lists 178 conditions for PIP benefits up to £187/week. Check eligibility for tax-free, non-means-tested support.
Liz Kendall announces overhaul of disability benefit assessments, scrapping work capability assessment and reforming Pip application amid criticism of welfare cuts.
Gardener warns that hanging laundry outside during pollen season can trap allergens in fabrics, causing allergic reactions. Experts advise drying indoors and using masks.
Reform UK proposes scrapping Pip benefits for anxiety, saving £9bn a year, with Lee Anderson admitting to 'gaming the system'.
Gail Cartmail offers reassurance to bladder cancer patients facing life-changing surgery, calling it manageable and life-saving.
DWP confirms PIP payments will rise by 3.8% from April 2026, with daily living and mobility components increasing.
DWP quietly changes Access to Work communication rules, requiring post and phone over email. Charities warn of added barriers for disabled claimants.
Thousands of PIP claimants may be owed over £5,000 each due to DWP errors, including incorrect rejections and misinterpretation of social support rules.