50 h. ago Benefits poised to surge 3.8% and state pension 4.8% in April as Rachel Reeves desperately looks for ways to curb spending

Universal credit and disability handout rises are typically linked to the CPI inflation rate for September, which was revealed today as 3.8 per cent.

Economics

3 d. ago Should you be saving or spending pension cash before inheritance tax rules change?

Reports suggest some people are withdrawing pension savings to spend now - but is it the right approach?

Economics

8 d. ago Millionaires' row at war in 'bitter' battle over country lane: Pensioner, 84, claims she was 'attacked by her crippled neighbour' and 'threatened with a shotgun' in nine

Wealthy pensioners living on a leafy 'millionaires' row' in Hampshire are locked in a nine-year feud featuring allegations of assault, harassment and even gunfire across a quiet country lane.

Events

1 week ago A Myanmar town lies in shambles as both sides in civil war vie for control

Kyaukme, a once-thriving town in Myanmar’s Shan State, is in shambles, targeted by both sides in the Southeast Asian country’s bitter civil war because of its strategic location at a key junction on the trading route to China

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2 w. ago Watch as Love Island’s Harry gets Emma tattoo tribute removed and takes savage swipe at her amid ‘bitter’ TikTok war

LOVE Island’s Harry has gotten his infamous Emma tattoo tribute removed while taking a savage swipe at her amid their ‘bitter’ TikTok war. In a TikTok video, Harry Cooksley can be seen getting a tattoo removed via laser removal. "As you can see, a bit of laser action today," he said in the video as...

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3 w. ago Son of Post Office manager who 'drank herself to death' after being wrongly convicted in Horizon scandal wins inheritance battle against uncle over £578K compensation payout

Matthew O'Connell, 38, won his bitter inheritance war against his uncle, Mark O'Connell, 61, over his late mother, Dawn O'Connell's estate.

Economics

3 w. ago The day Labour dragged politics into the gutter: Desperate Starmer accuses Farage of not liking Britain... triggering bitter war of words

The Prime Minister triggered a bitter war of words when he used his speech at the Labour Party conference to repeatedly attack the Reform UK leader,.

Politics

3 w. ago Inside vile scam factories where ‘slaves’ use dark sex plots to target YOUR kids & face sick punishments if they fail

WATCHED closely by armed guards, a man posing online as a woman threatens to expose the nude selfies of a teenage boy unless the youngster transfers £1,000 to him. Just feet away from the man, another cyber scammer steals the life savings of a British widower after spending weeks love-bombing the pensioner in a sick...

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3 w. ago Pensioner spends £40k waging bitter war with neighbour over SIX INCH gap between their gardens

Pensioner John Micallef, 71, who says he is 'very careful' with his has spent £40,000 on a legal battle over a six-inch gap between his and his neighbour's garden.

Economics

4 w. ago Elderly Britons 'bearing the brunt' of a struggling health and care system, report warns

While the number of older people continues to rise, Age UK said it is 'shameful' that pensioners are now spending a shorter amount of their retirement in good health.

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