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2026 World Cup Final: SI Experts Predict Spain vs. Argentina Result

Opinions are split in this battle between control and chaos.

Sports Illustrated

FA Cup Third Round Predictions: Liverpool, Arsenal Out to Avoid Upsets

All 20 Premier League clubs enter the world’s most famous domestic cup competition.

Sports Illustrated

‘He hates failing’: mother describes lack of help for autistic son

Kirsti Hadley’s son, 12, had been looking forward to a new school but became burnt out and anxious

The Guardian - UK

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EU, Germany and Denmark sued by oil firm over windfall tax

Exclusive: Officials fear secret courts will block climate action and divert billions into coffers of fossil fuel investors

The Guardian - UK

New Universal Credit rule change will not affect specific groups of people during pilot phase

DWP is providing focused support for people who remain unemployed or with low earnings after 13 and 26-weeks of claiming Universal Credit.

Daily Record

DWP confirms new Universal Credit rule change will not affect specific groups of people during pilot phase

DWP is providing focused support for people who remain unemployed or with low earnings after 13 and 26-weeks of claiming Universal Credit.

Daily Record

New DWP rule for Universal Credit claimants working 15 hours each week

The rule change came in this week

Nottingham Post

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New DWP rule change for people on Universal Credit working 15 hours or more each week

Couples working 24 hours per week between them at the adult National Living Wage rate will also see changes this week.

Daily Record

DWP rule change to better help people on Universal Credit working 15 hours or more each week

The DWP said the change will help more people get better-paid work and boost their long-term prospects

Nottingham Post

Huge Universal Credit shakeup affecting more than 120,000 people

People could see their Universal Credit payments reduced or removed if they don't follow certain rules

Liverpool Echo

New DWP rule change for people on Universal Credit working 15 hours or more each week

Couples working 24 hours per week between them at the adult National Living Wage rate will also see changes in February.

Daily Record

Major change to Universal Credit rules is now in place

The change came into force on Monday, January 30

Wales Online

Thousands of Universal Credit claimants hit by rule change today - what it means for you

The rule change will see the so-called Administrative Earnings Threshold (AET) increased from 12 hours to 15 hours and this will affect some 120,000 people claiming Universal Credit

Daily Mirror

Universal Credit rule change coming NEXT WEEK could mean thousands risk losing benefits

Roughly 114,000 people will be moved from the “light touch” work group to “intensive work search” as part of changes to the Administration Earnings Threshold (AET) for those claiming Universal Credit

Daily Mirror

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Wales Online

Universal credit: Changes to benefit could see thousands lose out as new rules introduced

The changes mean you might have to do more to find a job in order to keep your benefits

Daily Mirror

Universal Credit change this month will make it tougher for 114,000 to claim benefits

Incoming changes to the Universal Credit system means more than 100,000 people in the 'light touch' system will be bumped into a higher category and have to do more to claim

Daily Mirror

Huge Universal Credit shake-up will see thousands more people pressured into finding work

Roughly 114,000 people will be moved from the "light touch" work group to "intensive work search" due to a planned increase in the Administration Earnings Threshold (AET)

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