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UK Digital ID Scheme Watered Down After Public Backlash

Plans for mandatory digital ID cards are being scaled back after nearly three million people signed a petition. The scheme, now expected in 2029, will likely be optional initially. Read the full story and share your view.

Judge questions ADHD diagnosis in PIP tribunal case

A PIP claimant alleges a tribunal judge questioned their NHS-approved ADHD diagnosis via Psychiatry UK. The case raises concerns over 'Right to Choose' validity and tribunal conduct. Read the full story.

Walsall Ex-Tories Made Directors of Right-Wing Party

Two former Conservative councillors in Walsall, Jade and Lee Chapman, have been appointed as regional directors for the emerging right-wing party Advance UK. Discover the details of the party's national expansion.

Aston Villa's problem position needs transfer fix

Aston Villa's lack of a consistent threat on the right wing was highlighted in their 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace. We analyse the issue and potential transfer solutions for Unai Emery's side.

Essex Adult Social Care PSW awarded MBE

Dr Tanya Moore, Essex County Council's Principal Social Worker for Adult Social Care, receives an MBE for services to UK social work. Discover her three-decade career impact.

Bedbound woman told by DWP to get a job

A severely disabled woman from Worcester, who is largely bedbound, has had her Universal Credit suspended after the DWP said she was fit for work. Read her distressing story and the department's apology.

9 UK Jobs AI Can't Replace: Secure Careers Listed

Discover the nine resilient UK careers, from electricians to hairdressers, that AI is unlikely to replace. Learn why hands-on skills offer long-term job security and strong earning potential.

DWP announces key changes to disability benefits

The Department for Work and Pensions has detailed a series of reforms aimed at making health and disability support 'more sustainable', including increased assessments and a 3.8% benefit rise. Discover the full update.

Brummie Muslim Youth's Major Community Giveback

Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth in the West Midlands planted hundreds of trees, visited 19 care homes, and served 500 hot meals this festive season. Discover their inspiring community work.

Dominatrix fears new Scottish law will cause poverty

A 26-year-old dominatrix and mother says her work provides financial freedom, but a proposed 'Nordic model' law in Scotland threatens her livelihood and safety. She argues sex work is customer service.

M&S cuts stylish trousers to £17.50 in sale

Marks and Spencer's January sale offers 50% off on popular 'flattering' work trousers, now just £17.50. Shoppers praise the fit and style, but items are selling fast. Grab the deal before it's gone!

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