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DWP confirms dates State Pension age is set to rise (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed the exact date when the State Pension age will begin increasing from 66 to 67, with the transition scheduled to be completed nationwide for all men and women by 2028. The rise will be phased in progressively for those born after September 6, 1960 - with the DWP setting out twelve scheduled stages. Those born between April 6, 1960 and March 5, 1961 will reach their State Pension age at 66 years plus the designated number of months outlined by the
EasyJet cancels Manchester flight, then leaves passengers stuck 1,290 miles away (opens the original)
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Hundreds of holidaymakers were left stranded and facing hours of disruption, finding themselves 1,200 miles from their destination after their Manchester flight was abruptly cancelled. Passengers aboard the easyJet service to Antalya on Friday (August 28) claim they were instructed to leave the runway just 'ten minutes' before their scheduled departure. One traveller reported they were on the verge of boarding when they were directed back to the terminal. The airline has stated that weather-rela
The 25 stomach and intestinal conditions that may qualify for £748 payment (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published the complete list of stomach and intestinal conditions that entitle claimants to financial assistance worth up to £748 monthly. People living with specific stomach and intestinal conditions can claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which could deliver up to £187 into their account each week. According to the most recent DWP figures, there are currently 40,458 successful PIP claims for these 25 stomach and intestinal conditions. This f
DWP reminds PIP claimants of strict four-week holiday rule to avoid penalties (opens the original)
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As countless holidaymakers head overseas during the summer period, the DWP is alerting benefits recipients to a stringent four-week rule that could impact their entitlements. The DWP has established specific regulations for PIP recipients planning summer breaks exceeding four weeks. Those who fail to comply with these requirements face potential fines from the DWP or even suspension of their payments. Anyone intending to holiday for longer than four weeks must notify the DWP immediately or risk
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