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Former BBC newsreader admits licence fee is "waste of money"
FORMER BBC newsreader Jan Leeming has vowed not to renew her TV licence after the corporation scrapped free licensing for over-75s.
Mother-of-eight avoids jail after scrounging nearly £100,000 in illegal benefit claims on behalf of relatives living in Pakistan
A mother of eight who scrounged almost £100,000 in benefits she claimed for relatives living in Pakistan has been spared jail after she offered to enrol on a taxpayer funded programme to help her realise her crimes were not 'victimless.'
Covid-19(84): Primary school head to make pupils wear masks from September
A primary school headmaster has become the first in the country to make children wear face masks when they start the new term next month - and has warned coverings won't be enough.
England and Australia could bring in freedom of movement as part of post-Brexit trade deal
The United Kingdom and Australia could bring in a freedom of movement deal between the two countries as part of a post-Brexit trade agreement.
Australian MPs are calling for "generous provisions" to allow Brits and Australians to freely live and work in both nations.
Covid-19(84): Flu and pneumonia are now killing SIX TIMES more people
Experts have dismissed concerns that England is about to be hit by another crisis, saying hospital admissions — another way ministers track the the disease — have not spiked and that infections are only on the up because of more testing in badly-hit areas such as the North West.
1,000 Illegal Boat Migrants Reach UK in 10 Straight Days of Channel Crossings
Over 1,000 illegal boat migrants crossed the English Channel in small rubber dinghies in just 10 days this month.
'Health tourism' debts in NHS rocket - could top £300MILLION
DEBTS from "health tourism" in the NHS has nearly doubled in the last three years - and could top £300million, say experts.
Ten more arrests in investigation into Rotherham grooming gangs
Ten more men have been arrested as part of an investigation into the abuse of four girls in Rotherham, alleged to have taken place around 20 years ago.
Ben & Jerry’s Back Illegal Channel Migrants
Unilever-owned Ben & Jerry’s received substantial backlash for a Twitter screed backing illegal immigration amid Britain’s ongoing boat migrant crisis.