'I was arrested for carrying a comb that police said was a blade - now I want to educate them'
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Desperate gay couple in deportation battle says judge 'refused to recognise their legal marriage'
US citizen Brian Page and Briton Benjamin Page cannot live together in either of the countries where they are from
'How am I supposed to put food on the table?' says single mother denied furlough
Thousands of new starters and seasonal workers are still falling through the cracks
Mother's anger at release of daughter's killer who won't reveal where body is
Marie McCourt says it’s ‘cruel’ to let Ian Simms walk free when Helen’s Law is so close to coming into effect
Terminally ill mum hit with £10K demand in benefits mix-up relieved after u-turn
Jacqui Ritchie says the benefits system for the terminally ill needs to be changed urgently
Women reveal the worst things said to them when online dating
Misogynistic men feel emasculated by sexually liberated women, explains one researcher
'I have a muscle wasting disease – but the DWP has cut my benefits'
Jason Skinn-Cotton says the way he’s been treated by the DWP has “mentally destroyed” him
Gran with terminal cancer left with £6 a week after benefits cut
Denise Bates, whose cancer has spread to her colon, spleen and liver, has gone 10 weeks now with little money
British man hits out at 'money-making' visa system after wife's ordeal
Brendan Doherty says he provided proof of a £19,700 income – which has been accepted by HRMC – but the Home Office recorded it as just £100
Plumber with MS can't grip tools or walk but declared 'fit for work'
Clifford Raw, 51, had to wait six weeks for his first Universal Credit payment, when he said he was ‘left without a penny’
Woman, 82, banned from wearing bikini in own home or could face jail
Kay Crane says she feels like she’s being ‘persecuted’ for objecting to a neighbour’s retrospective planning permission application
Woman's fight to get man who filmed her naked and unconscious charged
Emily Hunt is launching a judicial review to challenge the CPS’s decision to drop the case after she woke up to a man in her hotel room
Ex-police officer hits out at 'blatant sexism and racism' in the force
Helen Elizabeth, 37, says she was bullied out of the job after complaining about misconduct by colleagues, and eventually took legal action
'I helped stop far-right murder plot but can police stop the next?'
Jack Renshaw’s plan to kill MP Rosie Cooper was foiled, but police should have been watching neo-Nazi group, says activist Matthew Collins
Disabled woman shook as baby homeless as mum can't access compensation
Courtney Boden’s mother cannot buy a house for them both to live in as she is not allowed to benefit from the money
Contaminated blood scandal widow says Government has left her homeless
Su Gorman’s husband Steve Dymond died at 62 from a suspected liver-related death after being infected with hepatitis C from NHS blood
MS woman has benefits cut as she could squeeze the assessor’s fingers
Yolanda Barker says the assessor asked her to spell the word ‘world’ backwards – and because she could, said she had no cognitive problems
Universal Credit left me with £8 – I'm taking the Government to court
Actress and theatre director Charmaine Parkin says the controversial benefit is discriminatory against people who are self-employed
Man who served with British Army and lived here a decade denied visa
Trevor Rene, 49, says his ongoing visa battle is ‘ruining’ his life and breaching his and his wife’s human rights
Strangers send food to family left with 74p after benefits 'blunder'
Melissa Whitchurch said news of their plight had reached people as far as 300 miles away and locals popped in with supplies
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