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A Cornish mother who says she “lost her fifties” after her disability benefits were taken away has finally won her fight for justice.After a decade-long battle with the Department for Work and Pensions, a tribunal ruled in her favour and she is now set to receive the payments she was wrongly denied.Helen Derici, a 61-year-old former teacher from St Austell and mother of one, had her disability living allowance stripped away in 2016 after the DWP claimed she had failed to notify them of an improvement in her health.The decision came after she featured in a 2015 BBC Panorama programme…

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Farmers have revealed full fat “gold top” Jersey milk is selling at its highest rate for almost 50 years. Ocado says sales of the milk were more than 200 per cent higher in February compared to the same time last year, while Tesco reports selling three million more litres last year than in 2023.The milk is well known for indulgent creamy taste, however consumers have recently been drawn to the milk’s natural protein and calcium content. However, a spokesman from Tesco noted that the rise in demand was also part of a wider revival in sales of full-fat dairy amid…

For the champion, it was a case of third time being a charm as previous title shots at super-bantamweight in 2016 against Guillermo Rigondeaux and featherweight in 2021 against Kid Galahad came up short.However, the move up in weight and switch to Dubai-based coach Albert Aryrapetyan has resulted in a remarkable upturn in fortunes.After boxing his way to an eye-catching 10-round decision over Zelfa Barrett in February 2025, he showed a spiteful side when stopping 2020 Olympics gold medallist Albert Batyrgaziev to take the ‘interim’ WBA title five months later, improving to 36 wins with five defeats.The Merseysider boxed superbly…

New driving licence rules will be introduced in the coming months that aim to crack down on dangerous drivers, as new data shows that road collisions remain at a high level among young people.Research from the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland found that drivers aged between 17 and 23 were deemed responsible for all fatal or serious collisions last year.Despite this, they account for just eight per cent of licence holders, highlighting how young people are dramatically over-represented in collision data.There were 251 fatal or serious casualties from collisions involving a car driver between 17 and 23, which was…

A former reporter for the News of the World newspaper has apologised to Prince Harry for “chasing” his mother “around the world” before she died in 1997.Paul McMullan shared his sorrow in a new Netflix documentary series, Dynasty: The Murdochs.He said: “I spent the last month of Diana’s life just chasing her around the world. I can see why Harry hates us. Sorry, Harry.”McMullan served as the paper’s deputy feature editor, as he spoke on the documentary which examines Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.A former reporter has apologised to Prince Harry | PAThe former journalist discussed his work for the now-defunct…

Martin Lewis has warned that savers could face unexpected tax bills on their interest earnings if they hold more than £11,000 or £22,000 in savings, depending on their tax bracket. Speaking on his ITV programme, the MoneySavingExpert founder said rising interest rates mean more people are edging closer to their tax‑free limits. Mr Lewis explained that the point at which savers begin paying tax on interest depends on their income tax band. Higher‑rate taxpayers could start incurring tax with savings of around £11,000 at current top rates, while basic‑rate taxpayers would need roughly £22,000 before breaching their allowance. He used…

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Berkeley, the London-focused housebuilder, has issued a mortgage warning that Middle East tensions could put pressure on the UK property market by driving inflation higher and prolonging elevated borrowing costs.The developer, which constructs homes across the capital, Birmingham and southern England, stated that recent trading has been “constrained by the impact on consumer confidence of geopolitical events and macro-economic uncertainty”.According to the company, the unfolding Middle East situation is “weighing heavily on risk sentiment”, with concerns about inflation rising this year and interest rates remaining elevated for an extended period.Despite these challenges, Berkeley confirmed it expects pre-tax profits of £450…