Prostate Cancer Campaigner Lost 54 Relatives, Urges Black Men
Simeon Greene, who lost 54 relatives including three brothers to prostate cancer, shares key questions to ask and urges black men to break the silence and get tested early.
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DWP £441 Monthly for Pensioners with Arthritis
Millions of pensioners with arthritis could claim up to £441 monthly via Attendance Allowance, but many don't apply. The benefit is not means-tested and doesn't require a carer.
DWP Abolishes Two More Benefits from June 2026
The DWP confirms Employment and Support Allowance and Housing Benefit will end on 30 June 2026, as part of the move to Universal Credit.
Stroke Awareness: FAST Test Guide Can Save Lives
As Stroke Awareness Month nears, experts share critical FAST test steps to identify stroke symptoms, act quickly, and avoid dangerous mistakes to improve survival chances.
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Free TV Licences for Pension Credit Recipients Over 75 (25.04.2026)
DWP benefit recipients aged 75+ with Pension Credit can get free BBC TV licences. Discounts also available for blind people and those in residential care.
Pensioners born before 1960 urged to reject DWP bonus
State pensioners born before 1960 are being urged to refuse Winter Fuel Allowance payments to avoid tax clawback, with HMRC reclaiming the bonus from those earning over £35,000.
DWP Sends £458 Attendance Allowance to Pensioners in May
The DWP has increased Attendance Allowance to £458 per month for state pensioners with disabilities, including arthritis. Age UK offers application tips to help claimants.
Film in Memory of Birmingham Student Dan Collins
James Mason's short film 'You Alright Mate' honors Dan Collins, a 22-year-old student who died by suicide. The film urges men to check on friends.
Labour Urged to Introduce Income-Based Energy Bills
A new report calls on the Labour government to adopt 'energy justice' with income-based energy bills, where the poor pay less and the rich pay more per kWh.
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Marathon Runner Battles Arthritis for Charity
Myfanwy Thomas, 45, from Cardiff, runs the London Marathon for Arthritis UK after living with arthritis for over 40 years. Her journey from diagnosis to marathon finisher inspires many.
Shortage warning for UK households on 4 common medicines
UK households face shortages of paracetamol, aspirin, co-codamol, and cetirizine due to Iran conflict driving up costs by 30% and supply chain issues.
Blackpool GP Runs London Marathon for Armed Forces Charity
A Blackpool GP and mother of two, Samantha Parker, is running the London Marathon to support SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, inspired by her friend and fitness instructor.
Martin Lewis warns pensioners on under £380 a month
Martin Lewis urges state pensioners born before 1960 receiving under £380 monthly from DWP to check for Pension Credit eligibility, as 900,000 eligible pensioners miss out on average £4,300 per year.
DWP to Pay Universal Credit Families £287 Extra From May or June
The DWP has scrapped the two-child benefit cap, meaning families on Universal Credit will receive an extra £287.92 per month for each additional child starting in May or June.
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Save 20% on Pet Meds with Online Vet Service Animed
Animal lovers can access discounts on essential spring treatments for pets through Animed, an online retailer backed by veterinary specialists offering parasite prevention and worming products.
Martin Lewis: £92 Legal Document More Important Than Will
Martin Lewis urges people to get a Power of Attorney, a £92 legal document he says is more important than a Will for managing finances and health decisions if you lose capacity.
Winter Bedding Storage Tips to Reduce Hay Fever Symptoms
As summer arrives, households are advised to properly store winter bedding to avoid worsening hay fever. Experts highlight washing at 60°C, using airtight bags, and avoiding damp areas to prevent allergens and dust mites.
Arthritis Pensioners Eligible for £458 Monthly DWP Support
State pensioners with arthritis could receive up to £458 monthly from the DWP through Attendance Allowance, a non-means-tested payment for those needing daily assistance.
Mother's NICU Journey Inspires Support for Premature Births
Leanne Calland shares her emotional story of losing a premature baby and later welcoming another, now volunteering to help other NICU parents in Doncaster and beyond.
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Traitors Star in Bullring for Flora Health Campaign
Dr Amos Ogunkoya from BBC's The Traitors was seen in Birmingham's Bullring launching Flora's healthy eating initiative, addressing breakfast skipping in the West Midlands.
Matalan Recalls 5 Baby Sleep Bags Over Suffocation Danger
Matalan has urgently recalled five baby sleep bags due to a serious suffocation hazard. Parents are warned to stop using the products immediately as the neck openings can stretch, posing a critical safety risk to infants.
Holland & Barrett Offers Free Wellness Check-Ins for Under-40s
Health retailer Holland and Barrett introduces a new 'Back Your Body' campaign providing 300,000 free monthly Wellness Check-Ins across UK stores, targeting under-40s who don't qualify for NHS health checks.
Measles Rash Leads to Unplanned Pregnancy After Patch Removal
A West Midlands woman developed a severe measles rash resembling chemical burns, requiring removal of her contraceptive patch, which resulted in an unexpected pregnancy. Jayne Walmsley, 37, shares her shocking story to raise awareness about the resurgence
Check Sunscreen Expiry Symbol Before Summer Use
Experts warn Brits not to ignore the Period After Opening symbol on sunscreen bottles, as using expired products can reduce protection against harmful UV rays.
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Electric Blanket Fire Risk Soars: Safety Alert Issued
Incidents involving electric blankets have surged by 24% in England, reaching a five-year high. Experts warn households to inspect heating appliances as cost pressures drive alternative warmth methods.
Air Fryer Warning: £80,000 Fire Risk from Ignoring Manuals
Experts warn that overlooking air fryer safety instructions poses serious fire hazards, with insurance claims averaging £29,555 and reaching up to £80,000 for related incidents.
Spring's Hidden Health Hazards: Protecting Your Lungs
As spring arrives, experts warn that seasonal changes can severely impact respiratory health. Asthma + Lung UK's Karen Spillett explains common triggers like pollen, weather fluctuations, and mould, offering practical tips for managing lung conditions.
Derby Donor's 250th Milestone for NEO Blood Urges More to Give
A lifelong donor from Derby with NEO blood, crucial for critically ill babies, urges more people to donate as NHS reveals one in four donors have this type. His story highlights the need for B negative and other specific donors.
Birmingham Man Urges South Asian Community to Break Health Cycle
Muneeb Kayani from Erdington delivers a powerful message encouraging minority ethnic groups in Birmingham to prioritize medical checks to prevent generational health issues.
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Lincoln Mum Urges More Blood Donations After Son Saved by Donors
Meghan Lusby's son Joey survived critical illness as a newborn thanks to multiple blood transfusions. NHS reveals 1 in 4 donors have specialist NEO blood needed for babies in intensive care.
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