Adam Forrest

There have been 274 hospitalisations associated with weight-loss injections - far higher than the 68 previously detailed by the regulator

Yolanda Barker, who has multiple sclerosis, worries disabled people may be seen as a ‘drag on society’

Crackdown on ultra-processed foods could be ‘silver lining’ from Trump’s victory, say campaigners

Probation officers fear violent offenders may be let out early due to a 'loophole'. They're terrified they'll get the blame

The royals’ estates make millions in rent from the health service, schools and public sector bodies

Ellen Clifford says she would struggle if her universal credit is cut as a result of changes to the work capability assessment confirmed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves

Campaigners warned compensation ‘highly unlikely’ this week - but money may become available in 2025

Elizabeth Tait says she was 'made to feel like a criminal' after accidentally breaching carer's allowance rules

Benefits whistleblower says the drive to slash the welfare bill is ‘frightening’

Stephen White, father of six, is part of legal action by Christian schools to challenge Labour’s tax plan