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UK faces welfare changes, celebrity allegations, and emergency preparedness boost

The UK is considering changes to its disability benefits, potentially affecting children with milder ADHD and learning difficulties. Separately, David Walliams is denying allegations reported by The Guardian and ITV, with Scotland Yard encouraging potential victims to come forward. Mansion tax inspectors may be given powers to photograph homes without permission to assess property values, while the owner of Poundland faces scrutiny over potential job losses. Additionally, sales of emergency supplies have increased following a government "Be Ready" campaign, and Russia-Ukraine talks are ongoing in Abu Dhabi with ceasefire and territory remaining key issues. AI

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UK faces welfare changes, celebrity allegations, and emergency preparedness boost

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