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A benefits cheat from Stoke-on-Trent who swindled £29,000 in Universal Credit has managed to avoid jail.Jordan Emery of Winchester Avenue, Bentilee, dishonestly failed to notify a change of circumstances which affected his entitlement to Universal Credit.The dad lawfully claimed Universal Credit in March 2019 and, in July 2020, updated his claim to state that his two children had moved into his home.North Staffordshire Justice Centre heard how the Universal Credit team requested additional information to support his claim in September 2020. Emery, 33, uploaded a letter from Stoke-on-Trent City Council confirming the children were in his care, reports The Sentinel.However,…

Lucy Powell has refused to confirm whether the illegal migrants who entered the UK on ‘undetected’ small boats this week have all been detained. Speaking to GB News, the Education Secretary was asked twice whether she can “guarantee” People’s Channel viewers that the illegal migrants had been caught.The latest illegal migrant crossing took place at Samphire Hoe between Dover and Folkestone on Tuesday, following an initial undetected arrival near Folkestone on Monday.Discussing the crossings, Ms Powell was asked by GB News whether she can “reassure viewers” that “all of the migrants on those two small boats have now been detained,…

× You are about to be charged £0.00**Your gift has been appliedThank you for subscribing!GB News’ Royal Correspondent discusses latest royal news | GB NEWSThe gala featured a star-studded green carpet, with Christina Aguilera among the guestsThe fearless champion of Britain, its voices and its values.Join the fight for free speech and fearless journalism.Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News hereHollywood star Richard Gere has entered into a formal partnership with Prince Albert of Monaco to pursue joint environmental protection efforts. The agreement, signed on Saturday between the Gere Foundation and the Prince Albert II of…

Yorkshire Building Society has announced a major savings update which is set to “reward” millions of its customers.The mutual has unveiled a new two-year fixed rate ISA exclusively for existing members, carrying a fixed interest rate of 4.75 per cent.On top of this, the deal is sweetened with retail vouchers worth up to £150 for those transferring eligible ISA balances from rival providers.To qualify, savers must be aged 18 or above and have maintained a savings or mortgage account with the building society for a minimum of 12 months.Yorkshire BS makes major savings update | YORKSHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY The ISA…

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Two pilots who ejected and parachuted out of from their plane moments before it crashed are expected to make a full recovery, the RAF has said. The Hawk T2 aircraft had been flying out of the RAF Valley station on Anglesey on Wednesday when it plummeted to the ground in the nearby Pencarnisiog area.Hawk operations have been paused by the RAF as a “precautionary measure” while investigations into the crash are ongoing.On Thursday, the RAF said the two pilots, who were treated for minor injuries, are “doing well” and are “expected to make a full recovery”.A video of the crash…

Mercedes driver George Russell headed Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in first practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Championship leader Kimi Antonelli was fifth fastest, but did not get a lap on the fastest soft-compound tyres after stopping on track with a hydraulic leak.Russell, who trails Antonelli by 81 points, was 0.4 seconds quicker than Verstappen.Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth, both just over 0.4secs off Russell’s pace and right behind Verstappen.But neither Italian car ran the soft tyre as the teams completed varied programmes to start off the weekend in Baku.Antonelli, who ended up 0.878secs off Russell’s…

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Anderson was an obvious signing for a top Premier League club.The 23-year-old had developed into a key player for Nottingham Forest. An added appeal was the fact he is English, and had cemented his position in the national team.City fought off other top clubs, including Manchester United, to sign him.It would seem, on the face of it, a straightforward decision.But the way City analysed it underlines their incredibly forensic approach even when, outwardly, it might be considered they did not need to be so comprehensive given Anderson’s obvious talents.The fact they still used their algorithm and went through all their…