William Morgan

4 days ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | William Morgan |Elizabeta Ranxburgaj |Rita Sobot

British tourists are being warned they could face major disruption if they decide to jet off to a major holiday hotspot, as several anti-tourism protests are set to take placeHolidaymakers have been alerted to a series of upcoming anti-tourism protests in a top destination for Brits, sparking concerns for those looking to trade the UK's dreary weather for a warmer Spanish retreat.

6 days ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | James Rodger |William Morgan

The Personal Independence Payment is assessed using a points system which will change from later this year, but the way the benefit is assessed will change from November 2026Hundreds of thousands of claimants are bracing for a potential loss of vital Personal Independence Payment (PIP) benefits due to the introduction of a crucial test by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as part of sweeping Labour Party cuts and reforms.

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | William Morgan |Anthony Orrico

Marilu Mendez says ICE agents surrounded her car on Monday, smashed the window and dragged her and husband Juan Mendez out of the vehicleA woman filmed a terrifying incident of US Immigration and Customs (ICE) agents shattering her car window on Monday amid the Trump administration's alarming crackdown on migrants and asylum seekers. Marilu Mendez from Massachusetts informed NBC News that the immigration agents had been tailing her and her husband before they encircled her vehicle.

1 week ago | dailystar.co.uk | William Morgan |Conor Wilson

Blackpool council plans to place five new rock groynes on Anchorsholme Beach to protect against the threat of coastal erosion. A beloved UK seaside hotspot, Blackpool, is in the final stages of consultation over a £30 million scheme to safeguard part of its shoreline. The local council has plans to install five new rock groynes on Anchorsholme Beach as a defence against coastal erosion, which could cause the beach to disappear.

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | William Morgan |Liam Gilliver

The government has warned people travelling to the EU over the Easter weekend that they are no longer allowed to bring certain items backBrits heading off to Europe for the Easter break have been left displeased after the government issued an urgent warning. Anyone fortunate enough to be flying out to a European Union destination this month might consider bringing back some local delicacies.