Mum Jailed After TikTok DWP Benefit 'Joke' in Thailand
A British mother who posted TikTok videos claiming to scam DWP benefits while living in Thailand has been jailed for 26 months on drug offences, admitting her videos were a hoax.
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Bin Strike Union Slams 'Vile Attack' in Birmingham
Unite union leaders insist Birmingham bin workers' jobs are not at risk under service changes, while launching scathing criticism of the Labour council over the ongoing year-long strike dispute.
Brooklyn Beckham Supported by Elton John in Family Rift
Brooklyn Beckham attended Elton John's Oscars party with wife Nicola Peltz, showing public support amid ongoing tensions with parents David and Victoria Beckham.
Staithes RNLI Auction Returns for 2026 with Star Host
The beloved Staithes and Runswick RNLI auction is back for Easter 2026, featuring BBC's Caroline Hawley and rare experiences like a Boulby Potash Mine tour to raise funds for lifesaving work.
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Eid ul Fitr 2026: Birmingham Park Event Rules and Details
Green Lane Masjid confirms Small Heath Park Eid ul Fitr 2026 celebrations on March 20, with prayers at 9am and a funfair, alongside essential rules for attendees.
Smethwick Man Arrested in £75m Cocaine Banana Bust
A man from Smethwick has been arrested after nearly a ton of cocaine, valued at £75 million, was discovered hidden in banana pallets at Southampton Docks. The National Crime Agency led the seizure, highlighting the impact on UK communities.
Veterans Rally for Great Tommy Sleep Out Against Homelessness
Veterans across the UK, including a group from Laneham, will participate in the Great Tommy Sleep Out this March to raise funds and awareness for ex-service personnel facing homelessness, supporting RBVE's emergency homes and community care.
Strictly Stars Welcome Baby Boy Bowden
Strictly Come Dancing couple Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg have announced the birth of their first child, a baby boy named Bowden Mark Richard Sugg, sharing adorable photos and explaining the unique pronunciation of his name.
Man Seriously Injured in Wolverhampton Attack, Suspect Arrested
A man in his 60s is in serious condition after an attack in Wolverhampton city centre. A 63-year-old suspect has been arrested on suspicion of wounding, with police maintaining a scene on Dudley Street.
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Henna's Vital Role in Eid al-Fitr Traditions
As Ramadan concludes, the ancient art of henna remains central to Eid al-Fitr, blending religious sunnah with global cultural heritage across communities.
Universal Credit Two-Child Limit Scrapped, Boosts Benefits
Major Universal Credit changes from April 2026 will scrap the two-child limit, increasing benefits for over 400,000 families and lifting thousands out of poverty.
Barmaid Thrown from Tower Block by Ex-Boyfriend
Bobbie Goodman, 21, describes being thrown from a fourth-floor window by her ex-partner Jordan Herring, suffering severe injuries and waiting over three years for justice.
DWP Scraps Two-Child Limit, Lifting 450,000 Children Out of Poverty
The Department for Work and Pensions has abolished the two-child limit on benefits, a move set to lift 450,000 children out of poverty in the final year of this Parliament.
Samuel Attwell Trains for 350-Mile Ireland Charity Run
Samuel Attwell, 21, is training intensely to run the length of Ireland in 10 days, aiming to raise £50,000 for children's charity Molly Ollys. Early donations have already surpassed £15,000.
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Stolen Land Rover Reverses Over Police Car in Barnet
Bodycam footage shows the terrifying incident where a stolen Land Rover Defender reversed at speed over a police vehicle in North London, nearly crushing two officers inside.
Couple With 28p Parents Challenge Fraud Convictions
Gary and Diane Mansell, sentenced to six years for defrauding vulnerable parents of over £100,000, are appealing their convictions and prison terms at the Court of Appeal.
CCTV Released After Alleged Sexual Assault in Northampton Pub
Northamptonshire Police have issued a CCTV image of a man they wish to speak with regarding an alleged sexual assault at the Cordwainer Wetherspoons pub in December.
First-Time Buyer Age Climbs to 34 Amid Housing Crisis
The average age of first-time homebuyers in the UK has risen from 29 to 34, with only six per cent now under 25, according to new data highlighting affordability pressures.
DWP Exceptional Hardship Payments for Eight Benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions is distributing exceptional hardship payments through the Household Support Fund to assist vulnerable residents facing financial difficulties.
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Late March is the perfect time to sow hardy annuals outdoors. Discover six resilient plants that bloom quickly, support pollinators, and thrive in varied conditions.
DWP Discretionary Hardship Payments for Portsmouth Benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions is distributing discretionary payments through the Household Support Fund Exceptional Hardship scheme for eligible Portsmouth residents facing severe financial difficulties.
DWP Emergency Payments for Benefit Claimants in London
The Department for Work and Pensions is providing emergency financial support through the Household Support Fund for Housing Benefit, ESA, and Carer's Allowance recipients in the City of London facing crises.
Unite Leader Joins Birmingham Bin Strike Rally as Dispute Continues
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham will renew support for striking Birmingham bin workers at a rally on Thursday, as the year-long walkout over pay continues with no resolution in sight.
Thief Banned from Tesco, Boots, Farmfoods in Black Country
Chelsea Davies, 32, has been sentenced to 18 weeks in prison and given a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order banning her from multiple stores in Dudley after pleading guilty to nine shop thefts.
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Labour Scraps Two-Child Benefit Limit from April 6
The Labour government has confirmed the removal of the two-child limit for Universal Credit and Tax Credits, a move expected to lift 450,000 children out of poverty by the end of the Parliament.
Stacey Solomon's Kärcher Pressure Washer on Sale with £120 Discount
Reality TV star Stacey Solomon has praised the Kärcher K 7 Power Flex pressure washer, now available with a £120 discount on Amazon. The Premium Smart model offers Bluetooth connectivity and digital controls.
Crossbreed Dog Warning: Higher Behavioral Issues Found
New research reveals cockapoos, cavapoos, and labradoodles exhibit more undesirable behaviors than pure breeds, as UK considers banning 67 breeds under welfare guidelines.
Mortgage Manager Runs London Marathon for Hospice in Grandfather's Memory
Jade Wise, a mortgage product manager from Essex, is training for the TCS London Marathon to raise funds for Farleigh Hospice, honoring her late grandfather Alan Wooldridge.
Dudley Council Sells £14m of Derelict Homes Beyond Repair
Dudley Council has sold 195 vacant homes for £14m after declaring them too dilapidated for economic repair, with funds earmarked for new housing investments amid local supply-demand mismatches.
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Birmingham's 'Oldest Pub' Gets Repairs After Six-Year Decline
Vital repair work has begun at Erdington's historic Lad in the Lane pub, which closed in 2019 and suffered a fire in 2024, to prevent further damage to the 14th-century building.
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