Dad's Police Statement on Daughter's Shooting Revealed in Bodycam
An inquest ruled Lucy Harrison's death as unlawful killing due to gross negligence manslaughter after her father shot her in Texas. Bodycam footage shows his account to police.
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Bodycam Shows Dad's Account of Daughter's Fatal Shooting
An inquest ruled Lucy Harrison's death as unlawful killing due to gross negligence manslaughter after her father shot her during a holiday visit in Texas.
Universal Credit claimants get £295 boost from April 2026
Millions of households on Universal Credit will see their payments increase by up to £295 annually from April 2026, as part of new welfare reforms announced by the DWP.
Soviet UFO Files: Jellyfish Sightings and Petrified Soldiers
Recently released Soviet-era documents detail UFO encounters including a jellyfish-shaped craft over Nalchik and a 1993 incident where soldiers were allegedly turned to stone in Siberia.
DVLA Prosecutes Dementia Patient Over Uninsured Car
A 76-year-old woman with dementia has been convicted of failing to insure her car, despite not driving it for over 18 months. Her son-in-law pleaded guilty on her behalf.
Dementia Patient Convicted Over Uninsured Car in Fast-Track Court
A 76-year-old woman with vascular dementia was convicted through the single justice procedure for an uninsured vehicle she hasn't driven since 2024, despite having 24-hour care.
Kym Marsh's Heartfelt Tribute to Son Archie 17 Years On
Actress Kym Marsh shares poignant tribute to son Archie on what would have been his 17th birthday, reflecting on enduring grief and supporting baby loss awareness.
Stepfather Convicted of Murdering Baby After Row
Thomas Morgan, 29, has been found guilty of murdering his five-month-old stepson Jensen-Lee Dougal by violently shaking him, causing catastrophic injuries. The conviction follows a trial at Swansea Crown Court.
DWP Gets Powers to Withdraw Money from Bank Accounts
The Department for Work and Pensions has been granted controversial new powers to directly withdraw money from benefit claimants' bank accounts as part of fraud prevention measures.
Dad's Statement After Daughter Shot Dead in Texas
A father has released an emotional statement after accidentally shooting his daughter dead in his Texas home. The tragic incident occurred during a family visit over Christmas.
DWP Reviews 200,000 Carer's Allowance Claims for Redress
The Department for Work and Pensions faces pressure to accelerate compensation after systemic failures led to carers being wrongly pursued for overpayments.
DWP Cuts £2,550 from New Universal Credit Claimants
Major welfare reforms will see new Universal Credit claimants with limited work capability receive £2,550 less annually from April, as government aims to reduce economic inactivity.
Reality Star's Baby Son Xavi Dies Aged Four Months
German reality TV personality Lisa Straube announces the unexpected death of her infant son Xavi in an emotional Instagram tribute, asking for privacy as the family grieves.
DWP to Halve Disability Payments, Save £950M
Major welfare reforms will see Universal Credit disability support halved from April 2026, aiming to save £950 million by 2030 while boosting work incentives.
Silent Voices Film Screening for Homeless Women in Preston
Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw attended a screening of Silent Voices, a film funded by his Violence Against Women and Girls Fund, which highlights the challenges faced by homeless women in Preston.
Universal Credit Cut by £212.54 Monthly in DWP Shake-Up
The Department for Work and Pensions will reduce Universal Credit payments by over £200 a month for new claimants from April, aiming to tackle work disincentives.
137-Year Wait for UK Living Standards to Double
The Resolution Foundation warns poorer UK households face a 137-year wait for living standards to double due to two decades of weak pay growth and stagnant disposable incomes.
DWP Rule Punishes Pensioners with Younger Partners
Over 60,000 UK pensioners lose up to £7,000 annually due to DWP's 'mixed-age couples' rule, which denies pension credit if one partner is younger.
Woman in Amy Winehouse love triangle found dead
Sarah Aspin, who was in a relationship with Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil, has been found dead at a Leeds address. Police are treating her death as unexplained.
Teen Parents' Suicide Pact Inquest Details Revealed
A coroner's inquest details the tragic deaths of two teenage parents, Jack Williams and Katherine Powell, found after a suspected suicide pact following their arrest on indecent image charges.
Dad's Web Searches Before Baby Manslaughter Plea
Peter Sayle admitted killing his six-week-old son after police found concerning internet searches about anger and crying babies. The case concluded at Preston Crown Court.
Welcoming Your Child's New Partner: Expert Tips
Psychotherapist Armele Philpotts shares essential strategies for parents meeting their child's new partner, emphasising acceptance, patience and creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Universal Credit: Four Groups Get Higher Rate from April
DWP reforms introduce new Universal Credit health element rates from April. Four specific groups will receive the higher rate of £429.80, while new claimants get £217.26.
Universal Credit Health Element Cut by £212 Monthly
The Department for Work and Pensions announces a £212 monthly reduction in Universal Credit's health element while increasing the standard allowance to incentivise employment.
XL Bully Ashes Returned in Tonic Water Box
A mother from Cheshire is devastated after her beloved XL Bully's ashes were sent in a recycled Fever Tree tonic water box following the dog's seizure and destruction under the breed ban.
Gen Z Dislikes Dating Apps But Stuck for Options
A new study reveals 78% of Gen Z crave traditional romance, yet 46% feel trapped by dating apps with no other way to meet someone, highlighting a modern love paradox.
Universal Credit claimants get £300 annual boost
Millions of Universal Credit claimants will receive an above-inflation increase in payments from April, with single claimants getting £300 extra annually and couples receiving £480 more.
DWP Reforms Benefits with New £217 Health Rate
The Department for Work and Pensions announces Universal Credit changes, introducing a lower £217 health element rate to address work incentives while boosting standard allowances for millions.
DWP Urged to Improve Support for 1.4 Million Carers
A new report highlights the struggles of 1.4 million Carer's Allowance claimants, with one million providing full-time unpaid care equivalent to a job.
Universal Credit Two-Child Limit Removal Bill Advances
A new DWP bill to remove the Universal Credit two-child limit reaches Committee Stage, potentially benefiting 483,000 families from April 2026.
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