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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is stepping up its campaign to contact people receiving certain benefits, informing them that they need to switch to Universal Credit, or lose their financial support. From February to the end of the year, over 60,000 of these notifications are expected to be sent out each month to those claiming Employment and Support Allowance.
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Former Canada under-20 captain Nikayla Small has signed with AFC Toronto, staying close to home in the new Northern Super League.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — An errant weight thrown by a competitor struck and killed a spectator at a youth track and field meet in Colorado, according to officials at the university where the competition was held.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The University of Florida has cleared Gators men's basketball coach Todd Golden following a four-month Title IX investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation, sexual harassment and stalking.
A DWP computer system that automatically gives landlords access to snatch funds from their tenants' benefits has been deemed "unlawful" by a court. A tenant, infuriated after discovering the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) had withheld £500 from his Universal Credit payment upon his landlord's request, brought forth the legal challenge.
America's Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles launched his 2025 season with a 60m victory in 6.62sec at an indoor university meeting in Gainesville, Florida, on Saturday. Lyles, who hadn't raced since winning gold in a scintillating 100m final and 200m bronze in Paris last year, cruised to victory -- clocking 6.62 in both his heat and the final. His opening time of the season put him a tick behind Olympic 100m runner-up Kishane Thompson of Jamaica, who clocked 6.56sec on Saturday in Kazakhstan in the first indoor 60m of his career.