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It's now been 19 days since mother-of-two Nicola Bulley vanished in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.

If you are beginning to feel the financial pressure due to the rising cost of living and soaring energy bills this month, a quick way to boost your income is to get paid for switching your bank account. NatWest said new and existing customers switching their main current account to the bank will receive £200 within seven days of meeting the eligibility criteria of logging into mobile banking and paying in £1,250.

People claiming certain benefits from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) may be eligible for a Budgeting Loan to help pay for essential products or services which they would otherwise be unable to afford due to their current circumstances.

The Hundred Acre Wood has seen some pretty unsettling things over the years. A honey jar shortage. Rather blustery days. The omnipresent threat of a Heffalump.

Two dealers kidnapped a drug user before driving him around in just his underwear and beating him while filming him in a ‘degrading’ attack. The man, in his 50s, had been recruited to work for Ali Shah, 23, as a courier.

Police have said they believe she fell into the River Wyre in Lancashire, alongside which she was walking, but this has been strongly disputed by her loved ones. American Dr Grande PhD, who has well over a million subscribers on YouTube, said the main theories surrounding Nicola's disappearance, mainly put forward by internet detectives, included that her partner, Paul Ansell, was involved, that she ran off to start a new life, possibly with a lover, that she took her own life, that she was kidnapped and that she fell into the river and drowned.

A Perth businessman is trying to arrange for aid collections for Turkey to be left at his city kebab shop.

A pervert shared his horrific haul of child sex abuse videos with fellow beasts using the Telegram messenger service.

A Paisley man has been jailed after failing to complete the unpaid work sentence imposed on him – after he admitted he stole mobile phones worth almost £7,000.

Northern has blocked fraudsters who try to cheat ticket checks on its trains in a scam akin to 'Netflix password sharing'.

TSB is the latest UK bank to offer joining customers a financial incentive to use its services. New current account holders can get £200 added to their balance in the latest money-saving perk.

Just hours after the hilarious T-Mobile Super Bowl commercial with his mother Gloria, Bradley Cooper was spotted out in New York City.The 48-year-old nine-time Oscar-nominated actor was spotted out and about in New York City on Monday afternoon.The actor - who grew up outside of Philadelphia and has been a lifelong Philadelphia Eagles fan - watched the Super Bowl live from a suite at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, though his team lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 38-35.Still, the actor seemed to be in good spirits as he took a stroll after returning home to the Big Apple after his Super Bowl spot with his mom aired.The Silver Linings Playbook was spotted out solo as he stayed warm on a sunny February afternoon.

Friends and neighbours of missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley, who disappeared more than a fortnight ago, have not given up hope she will be found. On Monday, well-wishers continued to leave hand-written “messages of hope” that the 45-year-old mortgage adviser will be found unharmed in the village of St Michael’s on Wyre, Lancashire, where she vanished on January 27 while walking her dog. The messages, which first appeared on flower-shaped ribbons on Sunday, have been written on yellow ribbons on a bridge over the River Wyre in the village.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced its changes to weekly rates for many benefit payments.

A Government minister has explained why not all benefit claimants will receive the £900 cost of living payment. The first part is due to be paid in spring as part of efforts to ensure that people can manage through the cost of living crisis.

Plans for ‘rabbit hutch’ flats which were rejected by council planners have been granted on appeal - much to the anger and disappointment of locals. Rochdale Boroughwide Housing’s proposal for two apartment blocks on green space in Rhodes, Middleton, was turned down on the grounds it was ‘detrimental to the character, appearance and visual amenity of the surrounding area’.Despite the eight affordable two-bed apartments - mooted for land between Broad Street, Yates Street and Chapel Street - being designed for people with mobility issues, councillors said they would not bring economic, social or environmental benefits. However, RBH has successfully overturned the decision on appeal - including the granting of four Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs).Despite the planning inspector noting concerns over the impact on residents' health and the loss of a children’s play area, she found there were several ‘alternative open spaces’ nearby. She also found there ‘no substantive evidence to suggest that the proposal would result in an increase in on-street parking’ or pollution levels.READ MORE: Historic town centre building could be converted into new flats

Cash-only pay and display parking machines across Tameside are to be upgraded to allow people to pay by card and contactless.

Searches for missing Nicola Bulley have now entered the 18th day as her devastated husband has expressed that his 'gut instinct' is that she is not in the river. Lancashire Police are said to be keeping an 'open mind' as the investigation continues into the mum-of-two who disappeared on January 27 while walking her dog in St Michaels on Wyre.

A Scots secondary school is in shock after the death of a respected teacher just days before she was due to face trial for allegedly assaulting a female pupil.

Russian journalist Marina Ovsyannikova has recounted her dramatic escape from Moscow, a week before she was due to face trial for interrupting a live broadcast on Russian TV to criticise her country’s invasion of Ukraine

Nicola Bulley's partner has spoken out in an emotional interview on Channel 5. In the programme, 'Vanished: Where is Nicola Bulley?', Paul Ansell revealed that he '100% knows' the missing mum is not in the river.