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Ukrainian refugee in Dublin says ongoing war still 'keeps her awake' at night

Oleksandra Hromova , who fled to Dublin at the beginning of the conflict, says family and friends back home have now become acclimatised to the threat of war

Dublin Live

Modern slavery survivors could be retrafficked in UK, charities warn

Salvation Army and other groups say without more resources potential victims could slip through the net

The Guardian - UK

MP and wife's housekeeper was 'treated like a slave' before having to take legal action

Jonathan Djanogly is the son of Harry Djanogly

Nottingham Post

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Tory MP's housekeeper says she was treated like a SLAVE and took legal action to get paid

Hazel Settas has opened up about her treatment while employed by ex-justice minister Jonathan Djanogly and his wife Rebecca, who she said told her she was 'worthless'

Daily Mirror

Reserve Bank expecting up to 800,000 fixed home loan contracts will end this year

As charities report increases in workers needing support amid rising living costs, the Reserve Bank is forecasting household pressures will increase as fixed-term home loans end.

ABC News

Historical sex abuse case may be dropped

A criminal case against an ex-Salvos officer charged over alleged historical indecent assaults may be dropped after a court found him unfit to stand trial.

AAP

PPP fraud uncovered in Chicago, informant reveals $100K bounty on FBG Duck and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

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Clusters of pandemic relief loans went to the same Chicago addresses, including homeless shelters, Sun-Times finds

One Paycheck Protection Program loan recipient who used a Salvation Army address said he was a farmer. A dozen others said they operated barber shops or beauty salons. Most got loans of about $20,000, the maximum based on a yearly income of at least $100,000.

Chicago Sun-Times

Trio of Edinburgh thugs jailed for horror attack on English brothers attending festival

Thomas Scoular, Euan Waddell and Gavin Inkster were caged for a total of 53 months for brutal assault on English siblings.

Edinburgh Live

Trio of Scots thugs jailed for horror attack on brothers attending Edinburgh Festival

Thomas Scoular, Euan Waddell and Gavin Inkster were caged for a total of 53 months for brutal assault on English siblings.

Daily Record

‘This has saved us’: UK food banks on front line of cost of living crisis face soaring demand

As Britain faces a cost of living crisis, the last of FRANCE 24’s series of special reports focuses on food banks, institutions that are on the front line of the fight against poverty. But the demand for their services is soaring these days and smaller charities, reliant on small donors,…

France 24

Come From Away: Musical sparks memories for couple caught up in the 9/11 crisis

This couple's flight was one of 38 planes forced to land in Gander, where they were required to spend the next 26 hours on the aircraft, as the world had no idea if there was more terror or terrorists in the sky on September 11, 2001.

Newcastle Herald

Charities call for tax tweak to divert food away from landfill and into homes

A simple tweak to tax rules could provide an additional 100 million meals a year for Australians struggling with rising costs, according to the nation's largest food-relief organisation.

ABC News

Soaring demand for housing, financial support across NT during holiday period

NT charities say demand for help is soaring but they are being forced to turn away people, as most homeless shelters reach capacity — and many don't accept children.

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Nicor Gas donates $5M to help customers pay heat bills

Income-eligible gas customers can apply for a Shield of Caring grant through The Salvation Army on January 16

Liverpool Echo

74 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Devonta Smith pretending to steal from Dallas’ Salvation Army bucket was Week 16’s wildest touchdown celebration

That was certainly something.

Sports Illustrated

Eagles Pretend to Rob Salvation Army Kettle in TD Celebration

The Grinch might have some competition for hijinks on Christmas Eve.

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ABC News

Cost-of-living pressures mean some Australians are having a frugal Christmas this year

As the rising cost of living continues to bite for many Australians, some are finding innovative ways to make Christmas feel festive without the usual price tag.

AAP

Charities feed thousands on Christmas day

Volunteers and politicians have pitched in to feed the growing number of people in need of support as the cost of living crisis persists.

The Independent UK

More than 3,700 warm banks open in UK as households struggle with ‘outrageous’ energy bills

‘Will the world ever be a good place again?’ Britons ask as they face a cold winter with bewilderingly high bills to stay warm

ABC News

Christmas charity records 50pc drop in donations with poverty on the rise among Australia's working poor

For some Australians, tomorrow will be a holiday of acceptable excess — opulent feasts, mountains of gifts and binge drinking. But many of those straddling the poverty line are worried they will have little to no food on the table.

The Canberra Times

Demand surges for Christmas help for struggling families

Rising food and fuel prices push Canberrans towards emergency help

Belfast Live

NI charity ‘calls for help’ at an all-time high as the cost-of-living crisis pushes families to breaking point

“The sad reality is that many children across Northern Ireland are set to wake up without presents under the tree this year if they’ve been lucky enough to get a tree at all."

Daily Record

'High risk' Scots sex offender jailed after abducting stranger in knife rampage

Kenneth Gibson attacked two people in Edinburgh after pulling a knife on police officers, then got into a car with a lone motorist who had just left a judo class.

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