Dale Ballentine has written an open letter to the PM. Within it he has stressed the need to acknowledge the impact of welfare cuts and changes have when it comes to people taking their own lives. Dale lost his Dad Jimmy in February 2017 to suicide, and problems with his benefits and ...

Charlotte Faulkner came up with the idea but needed help of 50 volunteers

UK Government Home Secretary Sajid Javid confirmed that doctors in Wales, England and Scotland will be able to prescribe cannabis from November 1. Cannabis has been upgraded by the UK Government to a Schedule 2, allowing doctors on the specialist register of the General Medicine Council to prescribe it. Javid said ...

The work and pensions secretary, Esther McVey, has admitted some families will be “worse off” under universal credit. These comments contradict the Number 10 who have said Universal Credit will not adversely affect people who are able to access it. This week it was reported that she told a cabinet ...

Out of £4 million raised from the 'There But Not There' World War I charity campaign, which sells 10 inch Tommies to the public to support veterans' mental health, a whopping £800,000 is going to the taxman.

Christine Borland, 53, spent a year carrying out research and visiting Flanders in Belgium before creating her World War I inspired sculpture, titled I Say Nothing.

Takeaways have been warned not to serve a morbidly obese man after doctors warned he was eating himself to death.

Karen White, 52, previously known as Stephen Wood and David Thompson, "used her persona to put herself into contact with vulnerable persons", the court heard.

Woman in her 70s was walking along the pavement in Hammersmith just after 10.30am when the hoarding collapsed