DWP shifts fraud focus to Pension Credit after Universal Credit clampdown
DWP's Peter Schofield tells MPs that fraud checks are now focusing on Pension Credit, particularly capital and abroad fraud, after Universal Credit improvements.
Category : Politics
January 6 police officers sue Trump over $1.776bn fund, alleging corruption
Two officers who fought the US Capitol riot sue Trump over $1.776bn fund, calling it corruption and a slush fund for insurrectionists.
Halle Berry says Gavin Newsom still hasn't contacted her over menopause bill veto
Halle Berry criticises Gavin Newsom for failing to reach out after vetoing menopause care bill, despite his budget proposal.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine faces impossible choice as Trump demands concessions
Zelenskyy says Ukraine faces an impossible choice as Trump demands acceptance of a peace plan that would cede territory and shrink the army.
Bayeux Tapestry to Return to UK Under £800m Treasury Indemnity
The 70-metre tapestry will be insured for £800m during its 2026-27 British Museum loan, the first in over 900 years.
Angela Rayner rejects wrongdoing claims as police review council house sale
Angela Rayner defends council house sale, says she did nothing wrong, as police review decision. She also discusses levelling up and workers' rights.
Most Reform members want non-white citizens born abroad to leave, poll finds
Poll finds 54% of Reform UK members support deporting or encouraging non-white UK citizens born abroad to leave, says Hope Not Hate report.
MAFS Australia 2026 Stars Move On: Alissa Fay Finds Love with Ninja Warrior
MAFS Australia 2026 cast members including Alissa Fay, Brook Crompton, Gia Fluer, and Grayson McIvor have moved on with new partners since the show.
Albanese recalls parliament to fast-track hate speech and gun laws after Bondi attack
PM Albanese recalls parliament to fast-track hate speech and gun laws after Bondi terror attack, with debate set for 19-20 January.
Gemma Atkinson opens up about tense moment with Gorka before his Strictly exit
Gemma Atkinson talks about a tense moment with Gorka Marquez on their podcast before his Strictly Come Dancing exit.
Starmer expresses 'sincere regret' over football watchdog appointment
Keir Starmer says he made a mistake over the appointment of David Kogan, a Labour donor, as head of the football regulator, expressing 'sincere regret'.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested and questioned over Epstein links
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office over Epstein links, questioned for 12 hours, released under investigation.
Bafta Apologises Again Over Racial Slur Broadcast as BBC Blames Truck Working
BBC and Bafta apologise after racial slur from Tourette's sufferer aired during awards. Producers say they didn't hear it.
Trump uses Memorial Day address to blend tribute with partisan attacks
Trump's Memorial Day speech at Arlington mixed tributes to fallen soldiers with partisan remarks on immigration, courts, and his own achievements, also pardoning a former sheriff.
Prevent received hundreds of referrals for babies and toddlers, figures show
Babies and toddlers have been referred to the UK's Prevent counter-terror scheme hundreds of times since 2016, with under-ones referred 45 times.
Jodie Sweetin says Full House residual check was one cent
Jodie Sweetin discloses one-cent residual from Full House, says streaming has killed syndication income.
Fourteen nations condemn Israel over new West Bank settlements
Fourteen countries, including the UK and Canada, condemn Israel's approval of 19 new West Bank settlements, citing international law and regional stability.
Hezbollah rejects Lebanon-Israel ceasefire, casting doubt on truce
Hezbollah rejects the US-brokered ceasefire agreed by Lebanon and Israel, calling it a roadmap to annihilation and casting doubt on peace efforts.
Turnbull hails Albanese's Trump meeting but says Aukus remains 'bad deal'
Malcolm Turnbull praises Albanese's Trump meeting but warns US submarine shortfalls mean Aukus remains a bad deal for Australia.
Anna Kwok vows to continue Hong Kong activism after father's imprisonment
Exiled activist Anna Kwok says her father's jailing for attempting to withdraw her insurance funds has strengthened her determination to fight for Hong Kong.
University staff disciplined over comments on Charlie Kirk killing
University staff disciplined over social media posts about Charlie Kirk's killing; free speech advocates denounce Republican intimidation tactics.
Bondi says Blanche was in charge of Epstein files release
Pam Bondi says Todd Blanche was in charge of Epstein files release, uncertain on Trump's knowledge, defends DoJ handling.
UK Labour Palestine aid 50% more than Jewish protection
Labour will spend £381 million on Palestine aid, 50% more than the £250 million pledged for protecting British Jews, amid rising antisemitic attacks.
Labour MP hits out at US visa ban on British anti-disinformation campaigners
Chi Onwurah criticises US visa sanctions against British campaigners Imran Ahmed and Clare Melford as a blow to free speech.
Trump warns Iran of 'bad things' in Board of Peace speech
Trump warns Iran of 'bad things' if no nuclear deal, setting a 10-day deadline as US forces mass in the region.
Trump's 'golden' Oval Office makeover divides opinion
Donald Trump has given the Oval Office an extravagant gold makeover, sparking praise and criticism. The president personally funded the refurbishments.
Michigan arts campus to demolish lodge linked to Jeffrey Epstein
Interlochen Center for the Arts will demolish a lodge formerly named for Jeffrey Epstein, citing its harmful associations. The school faces scrutiny over Epstein's past links.
Hungary's state media braced for overhaul as Péter Magyar takes power
Péter Magyar's government plans reforms to Hungary's state media, long used as pro-Orbán propaganda, with journalists fearing a purge.
Search Underway After Intruder Steals Weapons at Darwin Naval Base
Search underway after intruder breaches Darwin naval base, overpowers crew member and steals weapons from patrol boat.
Troubles Bill to Resume as MPs Back Carry-Over Motion
MPs vote to carry over Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which will resume debate after the King's Speech. Benn defends reforms, Conservatives and unionists criticise.
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