DWP told to cut PIP for unemployed claimants but not disabled
49 per cent back more spending on benefits for disabled people who cannot work, while just 7 per cent are opposed, according to a new study.
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49 per cent back more spending on benefits for disabled people who cannot work, while just 7 per cent are opposed, according to a new study.
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The final recommendations from the Timms Review is due from the "autumn" - which ends on November 30.
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Holidaymakers heading abroad are being urged to check an important easyJet rule before boarding the plane
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Highclere Castle is one of the few English country houses which has attained such a high-level international reputation and glamour.
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Thomas Webster, 29, of Lapworth, Warwickshire, used Substack and social media platform X to post antisemitic, homophobic and racist "vitriol" – including threats of violence – over a period of almost a year between Sept…
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The Great British Bake Off is back later this month
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Do you want faster, more reliable broadband? Gigabit-capable broadband is available now.
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'Common sense and decency have gone out the window'
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Transport for London has fined me and warned that if I don’t pay it will possibly destroy my car I paid the £12.50 London Ulez charge on my Amex card within hours of driving through the zone. I was then fined £90 for no…
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Conservationists have helped Cantabrian brown bears claw their way back from the edge of extinction in the beautiful mountains of Asturias – and carefully controlled nature tourism allows visitors to see them Once upon…
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A mum who disappeared just before Christmas in 2001 was found 24 years later with her children reeling from living their lives without their mother - and her explanation was strange.
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Michele Hundley Smith left her three children, then aged seven, 14 and 19, and was not seen again for over two decades. Her cold case disappearance was investigated by police and the FBI before she was found alive and w…
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The new bus fare regime will impact millions of passengers
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A famous actor and his entire film crew died while filming after a glacier collapse triggered a catastrophic avalanche — burying an entire village under 200ft of ice, rock, and mud.
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It follows an incident that saw a backflow of sewage a few years ago
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Residents who live near the road are desperate for something to be done
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It has been praised by viewers for its strong female leads and gripping storyline, and all eight episodes are available to stream now for free on Channel 4
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The awards ceremony will be broadcast live from the 02 London
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Will love finally blossom for Siegfried Farnon years after meeting a romantic interest?
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The international crime thriller series streaming free on Channel 4, praised by viewers for its strong female lead, gripping storyline and addictive binge-worthy episodes
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One-year-old Rory Potter was diagnosed with severe sagittal craniosynostosis.
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