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Andy Burnham told DWP benefit cut won't be enough to save triple lock

Financial experts have warned that scrapping minor DWP payments will not be enough to cover its soaring costs

Bristol couple describe 'terrifying' moment Flight 175 flew over their heads on 9/11

They were on holiday in New York City celebrating their wedding anniversary when the 9/11 attacks happened — and witnessed Flight 175 pass directly overhead

Spiders will never enter your house again with homemade deterrent they 'hate'

With spider mating season in full swing, one woman shared a simple hack to keep those eight-legged creatures well away from your home – and you just need one item

Last Lapland Manchester tickets go on sale as 'Glastonbury of Christmas' returns to north for 2026

The final batch of tickets are now on sale for the LaplandUK Christmas experience 2026

The site 'pivotal in shaping Wigan's future'

Westwood Park has been described as 'a new gateway to Wigan town centre'

The day the world changed forever

It's been 25 years since the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre in New York

'Let's do this mission today': Snapchatting arsonists thought they had the perfect plan - now they've been locked up

Diogo Cabral and Emanuel Feliciano Simoes have been jailed following the 'nasty' attack

Glasgow social work pay cuts 'risk collapse in care of vulnerable children'

Pay cuts for social work managers will do significant damage to services across children, adult and justice, the unions have claimed

9/11 legal action involving Scottish family to come back before US court

Derek Sword, from Dundee, was killed in the attack on the World Trade Centre in 2001

Kenilworth A46 'Bridge to Nowhere' could cost up to £80m, councillor confirms

The A46 'Bridge to Nowhere' at Stoneleigh Junction near Kenilworth could cost up to £80m – more than double the original £38m estimate – as Warwickshire County Council's Reform UK transport councillor Stephen Shaw confi…

'I asked for help 60 times': Women plead with Swinney over 'unbearable' miscarriage delays

John Swinney has admitted systems have let women down after being told about the harrowing miscarriage experiences of two expectant mothers.

Residents launch court action against 'super hostel' in Edinburgh's New Town

’This is about making sure people can have confidence in how major planning decisions are made’ - Philip Flockhart

25th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks is a reminder of the importance of Nato

The military strength of Nato is a powerful deterrent that helps to keep the peace

Ambulance staff 'working five hours or more' beyond finishing time due to workload pressures

Unite raised concerns over patient and staff safety

Are SNP's plans to cut NHS health boards turning into second National Care Service fiasco?

The SNP’s plans to improve NHS efficiency were welcome but there are worrying signs they have not been properly thought through

'Overpaid failure' air traffic control chief Martin Rolfe must be sacked - Michael O'Leary of Ryanair

Airline boss condemns Nats leader as “incompetent”

New £30m housing development in west Belfast completed after site lay vacant for almost a decade

Solicitors move to oust entire council of Law Society as crisis deepens over CEO’s gross misconduct

Special general meeting will discuss dissolution of ruling body in row sparked by David Lavery’s character reference for paedophile cousin

Devon pledges action over dangerous quarry dust

Issue flagged by former Marine at centre of asbestos exposure claim

Coventry kebab shop once again recognised as one of the best in the country

Congratulations to Istanbul which has once again been shortlisted in the British Kebab Awards

Boarded-up Derby pub back to its best as new owner fights off cost of living crisis

Landlord Leigh Westwood has opened up on the highs and lows of taking over a pub in the city

Move to tackle Derby's housing crisis approved thousands look for council homes

Labour-led Derby City Council is set to make more council homes available