Blue Badges Widened: 55,000 More Qualify with Anxiety or ADHD
Blue Badge permits for hidden disabilities like anxiety and ADHD have tripled, with 55,000 issued last year. Critics call for tighter checks amid abuse concerns.
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DWP Reassures Claimants Over Benefit Suspensions
The DWP clarifies that bank account checks under new fraud crackdown won't automatically suspend Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or ESA payments, ensuring fair process.
UK Pesto Recall: Allergy Warning Issued for Filippo Berio
Filippo Berio recalls Hot Chilli Pesto due to undeclared fish, posing a serious health risk to those with seafood allergies. Sold at Morrisons and Ocado.
Aldi Tips to Cut Food Waste and Save Money on Milk
Aldi partners with food storage expert Kate Hall to help customers reduce food waste, revealing that 7 in 10 Brits buy food they'll throw away, costing £387 annually.
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Teen Pneumonia Led to Coma and Chronic Lung Diagnosis
Claire Smith, 38, from Dudley, developed life-threatening sepsis and a collapsed lung after pneumonia at 14, leading to bronchiectasis. She has since completed a Sahara trek and London Marathon.
DWP Lists 12 Conditions for Long-Term PIP Awards
The DWP has confirmed the 12 conditions most likely to receive long-term Personal Independence Payment awards, with visual disease topping the list at 68%.
DWP 28-Day Rule: 4 Benefits Stopped for Pensioners
State pensioners on four benefits face payment stoppages under DWP's 28-day hospital rule. Learn which benefits are affected and how to report hospital stays.
DWP Urged to Reform PIP with Two Key Changes
The DWP is urged to reform Personal Independence Payment as TUC research shows high unemployment among disabled people. Two key changes proposed to help claimants.
Patients Reminded of Right to In-Person GP Appointments
Legal experts warn some GP surgeries may be falling short of national guidance on offering face-to-face consultations when requested. Patients are urged to know their rights.
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Girl, 8, Emergency Brain Surgery After Misdiagnosis
Lacie Feeney, 8, from Wolverhampton, underwent emergency brain surgery after being misdiagnosed with tonsillitis at New Cross Hospital.
DWP Criticized for PIP Changes Excluding Under-25s
Disability charities slam DWP plans to exclude under-25s from longer PIP review periods, calling it 'wrong and damaging' for young disabled people.
Dudley Mum Had 11 Antibiotic Courses in a Year After Diagnosis
Claire Smith, 38, from Dudley, endures frequent infections after bronchiectasis diagnosis, completing a marathon in memory of her mother.
Health Worker Hospitalised with Hantavirus Symptoms
A healthcare worker from Ascension Island with hantavirus symptoms is treated in London. Nine asymptomatic individuals linked to the MV Hondius outbreak arrive in the UK.
Dr Amir Khan: avoid taking supplements with tea or coffee
GP Dr Amir Khan shares the best times to take supplements, warning against taking iron with tea or coffee and recommending vitamin C for better absorption.
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Royal Caribbean Accused Over Disabled Passenger Fees
Royal Caribbean faced backlash for charging name-change fees and cancelling credits for a disabled passenger's carers, sparking discrimination claims.
HMRC Warning: K Tax Code on Payslip Explained
HMRC issues K tax codes to collect historic debts via PAYE, reducing take-home pay. Learn how K codes work and what to do if your code is wrong.
Family's Heartbreak After Solihull Man Dies by Suicide
Jake Libby, 38, from Solihull, died by suicide days after his birthday. His sister Mollie Jordan is raising funds for his funeral and to spread suicide awareness.
Weekly Horoscope: Taurus to Aries Predictions
Get your weekly horoscope for all zodiac signs from Taurus to Aries. Discover what the stars have in store for love, career, and personal growth this week.
NS&I Urgent Warning Over 132,000 Blocked Emails
NS&I warns customers about cyber threats after blocking 132,126 emails in three years, including phishing and spam. Experts urge vigilance.
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Birmingham Woman Dies After Allergic Reaction to Antibiotic
June Cartwright, 88, died at Good Hope Hospital after an allergic reaction to amoxicillin, despite a known penicillin intolerance. An inquest ruled the drug was reasonably administered.
DWP Changes PIP, ESA and Attendance Allowance Payments May 22
The DWP is changing payment dates for PIP, ESA, and Attendance Allowance due to the May bank holiday. Affected claimants will receive payments on May 22.
DWP Cuts Universal Credit Health Payments by Half
New DWP rules cut Universal Credit health payments to £217.26/month for new claimants, half the previous rate of £429.80. Existing claimants with severe conditions retain full amount.
Woman to Have Both Legs Amputated After They Bent Backwards
Megan Dixon, 21, from Cambridgeshire, is set to have both legs amputated after they bent upwards at a 45-degree angle, causing unbearable pain for eight years.
UK's Most Dangerous Insect: Tick Bite Risks
Ticks, the UK's most dangerous insect, can transmit Lyme disease with a single bite. Learn prevention, removal, and symptoms to stay safe on summer walks.
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State Pensioners Born Before 1951 Get £736 Every 4 Weeks
State pensioners born before 1951 will see increased payments of £736 every four weeks from the DWP, thanks to the triple lock. The basic state pension has risen by 4.8% in April.
Greenpeace: 102 Pesticides Found on Roast Dinner Veg
Greenpeace analysis finds 102 pesticides used on UK roast dinner vegetables, including EU-banned chemicals. Campaigners call for halving pesticide use by 2030.
Teacher used spy pens for 1 million upskirt photos
Mathew Gilkes, 47, used hidden cameras in pens to take over a million upskirt pictures of pupils and posed as a teen online to groom girls.
State Pensioners Living Alone Get £238 Weekly from DWP
State pensioners living alone can claim up to £238 per week from DWP Pension Credit, worth over £3,900 a year. Thousands eligible but not claiming.
Dad's Heartbreak as Teen Dies in Meningitis Outbreak
Sean Waters pays tribute to his 'kind-hearted' son Lewis, who died from sepsis hours after feeling ill. Three meningitis cases reported, two at other schools.
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Gardener Urges Skin Cancer Vigilance After Surviving Melanoma
Alice Connor, a gardener from Wyke Regis, is sharing her melanoma journey during Skin Cancer Awareness Month to highlight early warning signs and the importance of seeking help.
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