DWP Holiday Warning for Universal Credit and PIP Claimants
The Department for Work and Pensions warns benefit recipients to report holiday plans to avoid overpayments and potential legal action.
Category : Social Issues
Solihull Council: Major Social Worker Retention Improvement
Solihull Council announces significant progress in recruiting and retaining children's social workers, with stable leadership and reduced turnover marking a positive shift from previous challenges.
Birmingham Grad's Catfish Ordeal Spurs Digital Safety Drive
A former Aston University student, whose decade-long catfishing ordeal became a Netflix documentary, has endorsed a new Birmingham-developed toolkit to protect women from online harm and digital violence.
iPhone Calendar Scam: How to Delete Fake 'Final Warning' Alerts
Cyber criminals are exploiting iPhone Calendar app with fake 'final warning' alerts threatening photo deletion. Learn how to identify and remove these phishing scams to protect personal information.
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Journalist's Chilling Encounter with Soham Killer Ian Huntley
A journalist who covered the 2002 Soham murders recounts his unsettling meeting with Ian Huntley before his arrest, as details emerge following Huntley's death in hospital after a prison attack.
Huntley's Daughter: No Funeral for Killer Father
Samantha Bryan, biological daughter of Soham murderer Ian Huntley, breaks her silence after his death, stating he does not deserve a funeral and his ashes should be 'flushed down the toilet'.
Ian Huntley's Daughter's 'Relief' as Soham Killer Dies
Soham killer Ian Huntley has died in hospital following a brutal prison attack. His daughter Samantha Bryan speaks of her overwhelming relief and the burden of being his child.
Ian Huntley's Funeral Plans After Prison Death
The Soham murderer Ian Huntley has died following a brutal prison attack. Experts explain the grim funeral arrangements and legal procedures for high-profile killers who die in custody.
Ian Huntley Estate Fate After Prison Death Explained
Following the death of child killer Ian Huntley in prison, legal experts detail what happens to his estate, personal belongings, and any remaining assets under UK inheritance law.
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Maxine Carr Among Four UK Ex-Prisoners with Lifelong Anonymity
Following Ian Huntley's death, Maxine Carr remains one of only four UK ex-prisoners granted lifelong anonymity. Carr, released in 2004, lives under a new identity with her family.
Maxine Carr's New Life as Ian Huntley Fights for Life
As child killer Ian Huntley fights for his life after a prison attack, his former partner Maxine Carr lives under a new identity in a seaside town, rebuilding her life after serving time for providing a false alibi.
Carer's Allowance Rises to £4,496 for 35-Hour Caregivers
The Department for Work and Pensions announces a £3.15 weekly increase in Carer's Allowance, raising annual payments to £4,496 for those providing at least 35 hours of care weekly. The earnings threshold also climbs to £204, supporting more working carers
MP Urges Action on Digital Pressures for Rochdale Youth
Rochdale MP Paul Waugh highlights the overwhelming digital pressures on young people and supports new government consultation on restricting social media access for under-16s.
Teacher Dad Thought Son Had Cold Before Death, Court Told
A father accused of manslaughter told Birmingham Crown Court he believed his 12-year-old son had a winter bug before the boy collapsed and died from untreated diabetes.
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Midlands Teens' Suicide Pact After Child Image Arrests Revealed
An inquest jury has concluded that two Midlands teenagers took their own lives in a suicide pact after being arrested for alleged possession of indecent images of children, leaving their infant child orphaned.
Couzens Fears Prison Attack After Huntley Beating
Wayne Couzens, the murderer of Sarah Everard, is reportedly terrified of being attacked in prison following the recent assault on Ian Huntley at HMP Frankland.
DWP Stops Pension for 84-Year-Old Stuck in Cyprus
An 84-year-old retiree from the Midlands has not received her state pension for over four months after falling ill in Cyprus, leaving her stranded and in financial distress.
Ian Huntley Blinded in Prison Attack by Fellow Inmate
Double child murderer Ian Huntley has been blinded and is not expected to regain consciousness after being attacked with a metal bar in HMP Frankland by inmate Anthony Russell.
Water Firms Send Bailiffs for Debts Under £1,000
Three major UK water companies have sent bailiffs to thousands of households for debts under £1,000, sparking criticism from MPs and consumer advocates.
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Mum Gets £50k in Benefits, Tells Trolls to Fund Her Lifestyle
A stay-at-home mother of three, Vicki Hancock, receives over £50,000 annually from four DWP benefits and has sparked controversy by telling critics to keep working to fund her lifestyle.
WASPI Women Await Legal Update in £2,950 Pension Fight
Women in the WASPI campaign are preparing for a major legal meeting amid their ongoing fight for £2,950 compensation payouts from the DWP, following a 2024 Ombudsman report that identified historic injustice in state pension age communication failures.
Ian Huntley Declared Blind Following Prison Attack
Soham murderer Ian Huntley has been declared blind after a brutal prison assault left him with severe head injuries. The 52-year-old remains in serious condition in hospital.
Gen Z: UK Becoming a 'Nanny State'
A new survey reveals 47% of Gen Z adults think the UK government is overreaching on personal lifestyle choices, with bans on disposable vapes and calorie labelling cited as examples.
Sue Radford Slammed for 'Tone Deaf' Dubai Holiday Comments
Sue Radford from 22 Kids and Counting faces backlash after complaining about a cancelled Dubai holiday during the Middle East crisis, with fans calling her remarks insensitive.
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UK Drug Lord: Smuggled More Cocaine Than Pablo Escobar
Andrew Pritchard, once Britain's biggest drug smuggler, reveals in his new book how he shipped hundreds of millions in narcotics using corrupt customs officers, and now warns youth against criminal life.
Britney Spears Arrested for DUI, Court Appearance Set
Pop icon Britney Spears has allegedly been arrested for driving under the influence in California, with reports indicating she was released and is due in court in May.
Universal Credit claimant loses £320 in DWP childcare row
A mother on Universal Credit claims the DWP broke a promise by reimbursing only £80 of £400 childcare costs, leaving her £320 poorer and accusing the system of misleading parents.
British Woman Faces Life Sentence in Dubai on Drug Charges
Antonia Bettridge, 25, from St Helens, detained in Dubai on drug charges that could lead to life imprisonment and a heavy fine, with her family expressing deep concern amid regional instability.
Universal Credit claimants get £468 extra in benefit rise
Millions of Universal Credit claimants will see a major boost to their bank balances with an above-inflation increase to the standard allowance, providing up to £468 extra annually for joint claimants aged 25 and over.
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DWP Scrutiny Over £20,000 Penalties for Carers
Liz Sayce, head of the Carers Allowance inquiry, criticises DWP for 'resistance' in addressing crisis where thousands faced draconian £20,000 penalties.
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