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18 days ago
Italy's competition authority said the LVMH-owned cosmetic brands Sephora and Benefit used an "insidious marketing strategy" to appeal to tween consumers.
Italian regulator probes Sephora and Benefit over ‘cosmeticorexia’ claims ⊕⊕
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Promotion of beauty products to young girls may fuel compulsive habits and potential health risks, says watchdog
Italian regulators are investigating Sephora and Benefit Cosmetics over the apparent us…
31 days ago
Will Putin Benefit From The Iran War? ⊖
After two weeks of war in Iran, will Russia gain from looser sanctions and expensive oil?
4 months ago
People on lowest incomes being denied access to social housing, research finds ⊖⊖
Benefit claimants having applications denied for being deemed too risky by housing associations, says Crisis
The poorest people in England are being denied access to social housing owing to their low …
7 months ago
Benefit fraudsters claiming £500million a year from abroad: Ministers urged to get a grip after Mail probe reveals abuse ○
Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) data shows that £423 million in benefits was claimed by fraudsters living outside the UK in 2024/25.
13 months ago
Here's what upcoming budget negotiations may mean for Social Security ○
Benefit cuts are off the table for now in upcoming budget negotiations, experts say. But the agency may continue to struggle with customer service woes.
Scots benefits system in shambles as welfare cheats and civil servants' mistakes cost taxpayers £45million a year ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Benefit cheats and cash handed out in error by bungling civil servants are costing Scottish taxpayers a massive £45million a year, the Scottish Mail on Sunday can reveal.
14 months ago
Benefit fraudsters face raids at home and seizure of cash as Labour ministers launch tough new fraud crackdown - which could save the taxpayer £1.5bn over five years ○
Organised crime gangs behind industrial-scale benefits fraud will face having their homes raided in a major crackdown, the Work and Pensions Secretary vows today.
Benefit cap shattered by £8.6BILLION thanks to surge in universal credit and disability payments ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall confirmed the forecast overspend in a written statement to MPs, adding 'no action' was taken by the last Tory administration to prevent it.
Benefit cheats could be banned from driving under new law in an attempt to stamp out fraud ○
'We are turning off the tap to criminals who cheat the system and steal law-abiding taxpayers' money,' Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said.