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DWP will send surprise payment to 1 group of state pensioners this Friday

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By Toby Codd Verified
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Some state pensioners will see a surprise payment land in their bank accounts this Friday (August 28). A certain group of over-66s will receive their State Pension cash ahead of the upcoming August Bank Holiday The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) pays benefits early if a claimant's regular payment date falls on a bank holiday. The money is deposited on the last working day before the bank holiday and pensioners should be aware when their cash will arrive this week.
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UKHSA update after man dies from contaminated home-delivered meal

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By Toby Codd Verified
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An update has been issued after a man died from an infection caused by a contaminated home-delivered meal. The UK Healthy Security Agency ( UKHSA ) confirmed an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes infections caused by meals produced by the same company. The agency said two men, who lived in the East Midlands and the east of England respectively, were diagnosed with listeriosis after eating ready-to-eat meals.
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Furious tourist row breaks out over queue jumping on Snowdon - 'it's not Alton Towers!'

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By Toby Codd Verified
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A row has erupted at Snowdon with some visitors forced to wait more than an hour to reach the summit of Wales' highest mountain this summer . Arguments have broken out as some climbers have jumped the queue to touch the metal plate marking the top. The hot weather has seen a surge in visitors to Snowdon, known in Welsh as Yr Wyddfa, in recent months. People have flocked from far and wide to climb the popular mountain which stands at 1,085 metres above sea level.
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