High Court judgment clears path for Greens to waka jump Darleen Tana - expert
It is unlikely Tana will be able to seek another order to stop the Greens holding a meeting to vote on her fate, Professor Andrew Geddis says.
20 Sep 19:41 · RNZ
Man 'exploited' law to make £35,000 from 100 disability complaints
Christian Mallon has been out of work since 2019, but in that time he has received £35,000 from over 100 disability complaints.
20 Sep 20:44 · Mail Online
Northumberland log bank expects increase in demand this year after winter fuel payment axed
The Northumberland Log Bank supports around 250 households in the county who are in fuel poverty and use "old technology" to heat their homes
21 Sep 03:00 · ChronicleLive
Chateau Tongariro may be boarded up, but mayor promises to fight
Ruapehu's mayor says he will fight till the end to retain the Chateau Tongariro Hotel after it was revealed it could possibly be decommissioned.
21 Sep 03:43 · RNZ
Council tax discount state pensioner axe update ahead of budget
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was asked if it was under threat in the wake of the decision to cut the Winter Fuel Payment
21 Sep 09:34 · TeessideLive
'We will keep pensioners warm this winter', minister vows, despite winter fuel payment cut
The culture secretary - Lisa Nandy - has told LBC that the government will make sure no pensioner will be cold this winter.
21 Sep 12:46 · LBC
Scots woman faces £43k bill after friend's wedding trip turns into 'nightmare'
Amy Sharp, 45, was due to fly back to Edinburgh on September 16 but was admitted to hospital the day before her flight with two collapsed vertebrae.
21 Sep 13:11 · Daily Record
Justice Minister to propose removing 'incitement' elements from hate crime bill
The bill aims to overhaul 1989 incitement to hatred legislation and introduce laws that would see "hate" become an aggravating factor in certain offences
21 Sep 17:21 · Irish Mirror
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