The Department for Work and Pensions has detailed significant changes to Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment, including adjustments to health elements and increased standard allowances, set to take effect from April 2026.
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Joe Sugg and partner Dianne Buswell reveal a terrifying AI-generated photo falsely showed them with a newborn, sparking fan calls for regulation.
A new poll reveals more than 50% of adults rely on coin flips to settle daily disputes, from chores to entertainment choices, with 11% using chance weekly.
Asda's Income Tracker report reveals that individuals under 30 and those aged 30-49 have £20 less disposable income weekly due to rising rent costs and inflation impacts.
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DWP figures reveal Universal Credit claims have grown by 2 million, reaching 8.3 million recipients, with only 32% in employment. A major benefits restructuring takes effect in April 2026.
The Social Security Advisory Committee demands major revisions to DWP's new 'Right to Try' policy for Universal Credit, PIP, and ESA claimants, warning current rules could still discourage disabled people from seeking employment.
New Universal Credit claimants face council tax increases of thousands annually after DWP migration, with some bills jumping from £11 to £200 monthly, prompting legal challenges and warnings.
Craig Frewin, 33, sentenced to 45 months for controlling behavior and assaults including throwing a paving slab and dropping a lit cigarette on his partner during years of systematic abuse.
Michele Hundley Smith, who vanished in 2001 after leaving to do Christmas shopping, has been located alive and well by authorities, living a secret double life for over two decades.
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Damien Bendall, serving a whole life order for killing four people, attempted to murder a fellow inmate with a claw hammer to engineer a transfer to segregation, a court heard.
Police have arrested a 43-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of reality TV star Jordan James Parke. The investigation is ongoing.
A new report from the Centre for Social Justice calls for sweeping changes to Scotland's welfare system, including cuts to disability payments and child benefits to save over £800 million annually.
A new report reveals workless households in Scotland can receive up to £45,500 yearly in benefits, sparking calls for reform to refocus on health and employment support.
Four suspects have been arrested following dawn raids across south London and Berkshire as part of a major DWP investigation into an organised crime group that allegedly stole £3m through fraudulent Universal Credit and PIP claims using hijacked identitie
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A Midlands mother was left fuming after a company claiming to be UK-based demanded she pay to return faulty goods to China. Citizens Advice reports a 21% surge in shopping complaints, with AI scams contributing to the rise.
Experts warn of a state pension catastrophe as the government considers raising the retirement age while healthy life expectancy plummets to record lows, potentially condemning many to years of financial hardship.
The Department for Work and Pensions has stopped benefits for 356,521 households who failed to respond to migration notices within the three-month deadline to switch to Universal Credit.
UK migrant families may need to give up DWP in-work benefits to avoid extended settlement waits under Labour's proposed migration crackdown, with charities warning of child poverty risks.
New ONS data reveals men and women now live in good health for less than 61 years, raising concerns about state pension age increases creating a 'chasm of ill health' for thousands.
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Adult content creator Bonnie Blue reveals she is pregnant following unprotected encounters with over 400 men, sparking debate about her controversial practices.
The brother of a Solihull businessman murdered by his Royal aide girlfriend speaks out about emotional distress ahead of a new ITV drama depicting the tragedy that occurred over two decades ago.
Security experts warn of a rising 'brushing' fraud where scammers use stolen details to send unsolicited parcels and post fake verified reviews to boost product visibility on major online marketplaces.
A convicted sex offender died after hitting his head in a prison toilet during a suicide attempt, according to a new Prisons and Probation Ombudsman report.
A Universal Credit recipient worries about losing payments after inheriting a mortgage-free house. Experts clarify the rules on capital limits and the probate process.
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Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell has issued a defiant response to online trolls criticizing her pregnancy social media posts, using music and humor to dismiss negativity.
Winter Olympics commentator John Hunt and daughter Amy give rare interview about crossbow murders of Carol, Louise, and Hannah, calling for action on male violence against women in Ross Kemp's new series.
Silverfish are becoming a common pest in British households, causing damage to wallpaper, books, and clothing. Learn how to spot signs of infestation and use affordable natural methods like lavender or dehumidifiers to banish them effectively.
Two anti-racism activists required hospital treatment following violent altercations between protest groups outside a former Ramada hotel housing asylum seekers in Sutton Coldfield.
Jeremy Clarkson reveals he was unaware of smartphone dangers facing teenagers, responding to Keir Starmer's pledge to strengthen online child protection laws.
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The Department for Work and Pensions plans to expand bank account monitoring beyond Universal Credit, Pension Credit, and ESA, sparking warnings about discouraging legitimate claimants from reporting changes.
