A bit of imbibing while watching a Céline Dion concert on YouTube has left Thomas Dodd with a new name for the new year.
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Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) suspended all face-to-face assessments for disability and health benefits in March 2020 in response to the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent UK-wide lockdown. Since that time, paper-based and telephone assessments have been in place for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and other health benefit claims.
A bit of imbibing while watching a Céline Dion concert on YouTube has left Thomas Dodd with a new name for the new year.
direct to your inboxOver 500,000 people in the UK have been issued a warning as the benefits system changes for those on disability allowance. People are being given the option to move to Universal Credit, but some may not realise the changes.
The Masked Singer UK has proved hugely popular among ITV viewers. For those who are unfamiliar with the premise, the show sees celebrities conceal their identities in an attempt to stump viewers and the panel alike as they sing on stage under a guise.
Christina Anstead is ready to move on. Following her decision to file for divorce in November, the Flip or Flop star has reverted back to her maiden name on social media.MORE: Christina Anstead stuns in pink bikini during spa day in family gardenChristina, 37, who was married to English TV presenter Ant Anstead for less than two years, has altered the details on her Instagram profile, changing her name in the bio to read Christina Haack.
"The Crown" fans weren’t supposed to see this one.
Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutShoppers have rushed to get their hands on a Playstation 5 console after it was restocked for the first time this year.Currys revealed PS5s were back in stock online this morning, leading to queues of around 80,000 hopeful gamers.The panic comes after the console also crashed the Tesco, John Lewis and GAME websites in November, after triggering an online frenzy.One customer said on Twitter
direct to your inboxMajor plans to carry out urgent repairs at Manchester Velodrome have been approved after concerns were expressed about its long-term future.Numerous structural, mechanical and electrical failures have been identified at the 26-year-old building which forms part of the HSBC UK National Cycling Centre.A report submitted with the planning application warned that if ‘catastrophic' failings forced the complex to close, investment in Manchester would dry up and renowned cycling
HSBC has announced it is set to close 82 branches across the UK, starting with Edinburgh's Princes Street on April 23. Approximately three branches will be closing each week, including Falkirk High Street on June 11, until the end of September and HSBC said the Covid-19 pandemic has prompted a greater shift to online banking, although it insisted the closures were not entirely related to lockdowns and restrictions in place across the country.