Britain's unemployment benefits capitals have been mapped as new data shows up to 14 per cent of working-age adults who are required to look for work are receiving handouts in parts of the country.
Tens of thousands of adults across swathes of Birmingham are receiving state payouts despite being fit to work.
A mother has been found guilty of murdering her two-month-old daughter who suffered skull fractures, bleeding on the brain and broken bones.
Zara Arsalan, 31, was yesterday convicted of murdering her baby Harleen in 2020.
Paramedics found Harleen with a serious head injury and difficulty breathing after they received a call to say that the baby had fallen from her mother's lap.
A woman had all her limbs amputated after contracting a devastating case of sepsis from what is believed to be a dog lick.
Manjit Sangha, 56, spent 32 weeks in hospital and suffered several cardiac arrests with medics almost certain she would die.
This is the ex-wife of the British co-founder of online fashion group Asos, who fell to his death from the 17th floor of his Thai apartment.
Ploy Kringsinthanakun, 43, was married to Quentin Griffiths, 58, for five years, and he was found dead outside the building where he lived in the resort of Pattaya, a seaside city south of Bangkok, on February 9.
A British man who died in an avalanche while skiing off-piste in the French Alps has been named as a retired company director.
Neil Willetts, 56, was buried under tonnes of snow after he was engulfed by a huge snowslide in the popular resort of La Plagne on January 11.
Activists who were accused of engaging in a 'Jew hunt' as they went door-to-door asking people to boycott Israeli products said they did not intimidate people and only handed out leaflets.
Member of the Sheffield Apartheid-Free Zone (AFZ) Jon Cowley said: 'The only people we're interested in are those who are generally supportive of Palestine but not yet involved and don't know what they can do to help.
A former Goldman Sachs CEO has revealed his stunningly simple yet harsh advice for those looking to climb the ladder of success.
Lloyd Blankfein, 71, came from a working-class Brooklyn background before eventually becoming the top financier at one of the world's biggest banks in 2006.
A British skier was swept away and left unconscious by a 1,300ft avalanche, forcing his friends to dig through metres of snow to save his life.
Daniel Matthews was buried under 7ft of snow and remained unconscious for five minutes when part of the mountainside he was skiing on in Tignes in the French Alps collapsed on Friday.
Britain's most dangerous prisoner has pledged to 'expose his unlawful sentence' as it is confirmed he will have his ninth parole hearing.
Charles Bronson, now 73, has spent over five decades in custody, after being first jailed back in 1974 aged 21 for armed robbery and regularly making the national headlines for his dramatic prison escapades.
A shadow industry is transforming American delivery rooms into a multi-million-dollar empire for global elites.
In quiet suburbs across the nation, women are being recruited as surrogates in a massive, controversial birth tourism scheme.
A teenage boy who suffered critical injuries when he was hit by a car a week ago has lost his brave fight for life.
Chris Rua Antony, 16, was struck by a Toyota C-HR station wagon which lost control at Narre Warren South in Melbourne's south-east on February 13.
The Laos backpackers hostel where two Aussies died is finally set to reopen after a recent renovation and name change.
Best friends Holly Morton-Bowles and Bianca Jones, both 19, died while holidaying in Vang Vieng, north of the Laotian capital, Vientiane, in November 2024.
