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A benefits cheat who claimed over £32,000 from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to help with his disabilities was caught while he was shopping for alcohol in Aldi. Michael Johnson claimed £32,368.70 in Personal Independence Payments that we was not entitled to.
I love bowling. The inherent math behind the scoring system allows my overactive brain to constantly project my score for the entire game, there's a perfectly even playing field with everyone in the same lane with the same pin setup, no defense, and playing with beginners can be just as fun (or sometimes more fun) as playing with experts. Throw in a beer and some pizza, and you've got the perfect evening planned.
A European court's ruling that the continent's soccer governing body UEFA and its global counterpart FIFA breached EU law by boxing out a proposed competitor could be a long-term threat to their dominance, even if the immediate impact is limited, legal experts say.
Bomb disposal experts and police officers were called to a street in Gorton after a 'hoax call'.
Beauty buffs looking to stock up on premium anti-ageing skincare that won't break the bank ahead of Christmas are snapping up a Clinique gift that has been hailed as 'excellent value' by those who have bought it. Clinique's Moisture Surge megastars gift set costs £32.25, but contains almost £70-worth of beauty products, one of which would cost £42 when bought on its own.
One of the first signs of Christmas, every single year, is the music.
:The International Skating Union (ISU) cannot penalise speed skaters if they compete in new money-spinning events, the European Union's top court said on Thursday as it upheld earlier orders.
The rise of artificial intelligence and its ever-increasing presence in our daily lives has sparked a plethora of debates.