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ENGLAND ace Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner has served him with divorce papers, we can reveal.

Annie, 31, delivered the bombshell news to the ace after instructing lawyers to begin legal proceedings to end their marriage.

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Kyle Walker has been served with divorce papers, we can reveal (Pictured: Walker poses with his family after the FIFA Club World Cup in Jeddah, 2023)[/caption]

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Annie Kilner, 31, delivered the bombshell news to the ace after instructing lawyers to begin legal proceedings to end their marriage[/caption]

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We understand the papers were served weeks ago as tensions rose following his love child scandal with ex-mistress Lauryn Goodman[/caption]

She is now preparing to fight for half of his £27million fortune as their relationship “turns ugly”.

Sources said they are no longer on speaking terms and the Manchester City defender, 34, is also consulting lawyers.

We understand the papers were served weeks ago as tensions rose following his love child scandal with ex-mistress Lauryn Goodman.

A source said: “Kyle was stunned when he got the papers.

“He’s spoken to Annie about them and they are discussing the next steps.

“This doesn’t necessarily mean they will divorce.

“This is as much Annie flexing her muscles as it is anything else.

“She wants Kyle to know she’s not messing about. But if this is a bluff, it may well back-fire.”

The couple separated at Christmas after the full-back was exposed for fathering a second child with Instagram influencer, Lauryn.

She revealed the truth in a text message to Annie – and the couple have been battling to save their relationship ever since.

They were childhood sweethearts and met in Sheffield as teenagers but only got married in November 2021 during an intimate ceremony at Mottram Hall in Cheshire.

The wedding took everyone by surprise – not least because of a slew of sex scandals involving the player after his £50million move to City from Spurs in 2017.

First, Ex on the Beach TV reality star Laura Brown said she and Kyle repeatedly romped in his Bentley.

Annie kicked him out of their sprawling Cheshire home but they got back together.

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Kyle Walker has been served with divorce papers. Pictured: Walker at the Carabao Cup Third Round match between Manchester City and Watford at Etihad Stadium on September 24, 2024[/caption]

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The couple separated at Christmas after the full-back was exposed for fathering a second child with Instagram influencer, Lauryn[/caption]

She gave him the boot again when he revealed Lauryn was having his baby.

He moved into an £8,000-a-month flat nearby —- and was then caught breaching Covid lockdown rules by having an orgy with two hookers.

In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Annie said: “What he has done to me and our children is obscene.

“I can’t begin to put it into words.

“In late March last year he was unfaithful with a reality TV star.
“I found out a month later and was broken by it.

“He begged me to take him back but by July he was at it again.
“Not even three months later and someone was pregnant. My youngest was one. Who does that?

“I don’t think I’ll ever be the same again because of what he’s done.

“I’ve tried to hate him but how can I hate the man my kids love so much?

“I knew it was always a possibility Kyle would do it again but getting someone pregnant was my worst nightmare.”

The couple miraculously stayed together against all the odds and Kyle proposed with a £250,000 ring.

They wed in secret in front of a handful of guests but less than a year later he cheated on her with Lauryn once again.

The Instagram influencer, 34, fell pregnant after they met in London whilst he was waiting for groin surgery ahead of the World Cup in Qatar in 2022.

She gave birth to a baby girl, Kinara, in July last year – as Kyle begged her not to reveal the truth to Annie.

He even considered quitting Manchester City for Bayern Munich in a desperate bid to avoid the looming scandal.

But on December 27, as he played for City in a 3-1 win against Everton at Goodison Park, Annie’s phone lit up with a message.

It read: “Hey it’s Lauryn. I just wanted to quickly tell you that Kyle is the father of our daughter.”

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Walker during the Carabao Cup Third Round match between Manchester City and Watford at Etihad Stadium on September 24, 2024[/caption]

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Annie hit the roof after the court papers revealed for the first time the vast sums Kyle was shelling out to Lauryn[/caption]

Annie, who was heavily pregnant at the time with the couple’s fourth son, announced their shock split two weeks later.

Kyle moved into a rented mansion close to their Cheshire home and in an exclusive interview with The Sun spoke of his shame.

He admitted: “What I’ve done is horrible and I take full responsibility.
“I made idiot choices and idiot decisions.”

Annie gave birth to their fourth son Rezon in April with Kyle at her bedside.

But behind the scenes, the couple were fighting a losing battle to save the marriage amid furious rows.

Pictures of them together at the Euros this Summer illustrated the huge gulf between them.

Kyle returned to the UK with his Three Lions teammates in the wake of a 2-1 defeat to Spain in the final.

But hours later he was appearing in court for a two-day legal battle over money with Lauryn.

He and Annie holidayed in Turkey and at their luxury chalet on the Welsh coast as they discussed the future.

They lurched between staying together and divorce before the judge overseeing his financial remedy hearing issued a damning judgement.

He concluded that Lauryn had used the player as an “open ended chequebook” and preyed upon his desire to keep the paternity of Kinara a secret.

Friends of the couple said the legal battle had “galvanised” them against a common foe.

But Annie hit the roof after the court papers revealed for the first time the vast sums Kyle was shelling out to Lauryn.

Kyle had increased her housing budget from £1.85million to £2.4million after she threatened to move within 10 minutes of his Cheshire home.

He paid £48,000 for fitted wardrobes and a media screen, £75,000 for a furnishing fund, £9115 for 14 CCTV cameras, £5,650 for an alarm and £52,164 for curtains and a blind.

Fuming Annie demanded half of his fortune as part of a “financial divorce” in a bid to secure her and their kids’ future.

A spokeswoman for Kyle and Annie was contacted for comment.

A ‘FANTASTIC’ Willie Mullins horse has made an intriguing stable switch just in time for the start of the new jumps season.

The nine-year-old Authorized Art is a consistent performer in Graded races, and was just touched off in the Grade 3 Galway plate last August.

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Willie Mullins has trained several horses for the purple and orange silks[/caption]

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But he will now move across the pond to Horsham trainers Gary and Josh Moore, who took out a father-son joint licence in May earlier this year.

He’s no shabby recruit for them either, and as a novice he was highly rated by the Mullins brigade.

Jockey Danny Mullins said: “Authorized Art jumps for fun. I’ve ridden him over hurdles and he was always a fantastic jumper while lacking a bit of tactical speed.

“The scope he shows over a fence has brought him to new heights, and hopefully he’ll keep building on that.”

And he’s no stranger to a hefty bit of loot either – racking up just shy of £100,000 in his career thanks in part to six wins from 28 runs.

Owner Nick Peacock has had several horses with Mullins over the years, including Arctic Fire who won the County Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival in 2017.

And Easy Game, who last year beat Charlie Hall winner Bravemansgame in the Grade 2 Champion Chase at Gowran Park.

But it’s not the first time Authorized Art has had to move yards – in January 2019 the gelding moved across the pond from French trainer Alain Couetil.

It appears to be all guns blazing for the Moores’ new sign-up, who has two entries already, one in a Listed hurdle at Kempton on October 20.

And a second is interestingly in the Grand Sefton Chase at Aintree in November, which is run over the National course and if often used as a prep run for the race itself.

And no doubt he’s in safe hands with the Moores.

Gaffer Gary has fired in numerous major winners over the years and made a name for himself with the likes of Sire De Grugy and Ar Mad.

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STRICTLY star Vito Coppola has revealed the truth behind Katya Jones and Wynne Evans’ “grope” shock on Saturday night.

The professional dancer, 32, appeared on ITV‘s This Morning today with his celeb partner Sarah Hadland.

The pair were asked to address the recent controversy by co-hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley.

The Italian dancer said pro dancers often “prank” their celeb contestants – saying it was only a bit of harmless fun.

Ben said: “It’s been a difficult week in many ways and you’re on the inside of it, with Wynne and Katya.

“We saw what happened on the weekend and we’ve seen it since, that they’ve come out and made it very clear that they’re great mates, it was a joke.

“But it’s when you understand how forensically people are pouring over the show and are looking for the slightest bit of information or nuance over what’s going on. How does that feel?”

Sarah replied: “Especially for a show like Strictly, as you say there’s so much attention, you’ve got to go into it completely being yourself and keep doing that, because I wouldn’t be able to maintain something that isn’t yourself.

“So I think you’ve got to be who you are, react how you react to stuff and that’s all you can do and hope that people connect with that.”

Ben then asked if it was an “eye-opener that they are constantly being scrutinised” and how things can be “misconstrued”.

Vito said: “The key is to be yourself, the fun…I’m constantly pranking Sarah here.

“I’m constantly waiting behind a door [and jump out].”

Sarah went on: “If we have a toilet break and I’m quite a jumpy person and I jump even more.”

Show veteran Katya, 35, was seen removing the hand of dance partner Wynne, 52, as it slid further round her stomach in the section of Strictly where co-host Claudia Winkleman talks about what’s coming up next.

That came minutes after he was seen holding his arms up for a double high five from Katya, only for her to reject him, looking disgusted.

On Monday, on BBC Two Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two, Katya insisted that the controversy had overshadowed their performance “for absolutely no reason”.

She added: “Quite frankly I actually can’t bear sitting here watching this man being portrayed as someone he’s not.

“In fact it couldn’t be further away from the truth.

“So I have to make absolutely clear, that this whole incident with the hand and the high five on Saturday night, it was an inside joke between Wynne and I.

“Was it a silly joke? Yes. Was it a bad joke? Yes.

“However, it was a joke and even the idea that it made me feel uncomfortable or offended in any way is totally nonsense.

“Those that have doubts, you guys have got it wrong.

“So hopefully this will be the end of it.”

Wynne added: “I’ve watched it back and I can see how people might have misinterpreted it.”

The controversy is the last thing the beleaguered corporation want­ed after a summer of scandal which saw pros Giovanni Pernice and Graziano Di Prima leave the show amid allegations of bad behaviour.

Earlier yesterday, a TV insider said: “Strictly want­ed to draw a line under one of the most troubling periods in the programme’s history, which had viewers deeply suspicious about what went on behind the scenes of the show.

“Allegations of inappropriate physical and sexual behaviour seemed to take some of the shine off the dance contest and bosses were looking forward to restoring the glitz and fun.

“Now there’s this bizarre incident which seems to suggest some tension between Wynne and Katya, not to mention inappropriate touching.

“The rap over the knuckles from Strictly was informal and there aren’t any plans to take any further action against them.

“But ultimately, amid all the con­troversy, viewers are left not knowing quite what to think.”

Behind the scenes, Beeb bosses are said to be furious about the incident, but seem to believe Katya and Wynne’s explanation that it was a gag both were complicit in.

On Sunday Katya and Wynne made a joint online video in which they apologised for what happened.

During it, Katya said: “We were just messing around in the Clauditorium and just want to say sorry.”

Best known for playing opera singer Gio Compario on the Go Compare TV adverts, Wynne did a radio interview at the weekend as the hashtag “GropeCompare” started to go viral.

He said: “I’m absolutely heartbroken by the things that have been written about me in the last day.

“Katya and I are really, really close and really good friends.

“It was a stupid joke that went wrong, OK?

“We thought it was funny. It wasn’t funny.

“I’m sorry if anybody was offended by it, but it was a joke.

“I feel weird apologising because I feel like I’ve not done anything.”

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A MAJOR airline has upgraded its cabins which includes better seats in economy.

American airline Delta operates a number of flights from the UK including London Heathrow, London Gatwick and Edinburgh.

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Delta is rolling out upgraded cabins across all classes[/caption]

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New colours and memory foam cushions are being added to economy[/caption]

These flights operate to US destinations such as New York, Boston and LA.

And the airline has revealed its brand new cabin interiors being rolled out this autumn.

The new designs are to celebrate Delta’s centennial anniversary.

Mauricio Parise, Vice President of Customer Experience Design said: “Delta has a 100-year history of creating a customer experience that feels welcoming and thoughtful with intentional design elements woven into every aspect of a customer’s travel.”

New materials have been used on the seats, with better lighting and upgraded bathrooms onboard.

Economy seats are more monochrome with blue and grey colours – a colour often used by airlines as studies have found it to be calming.

Memory foam cushions are also being added to all of the seats.

The mood lighting will help passengers adjust to the time zone they are landing in.

Parise explained they had added “sunset lighting” when sleeping as well as “calming” lights during meals.

The upgrades include the economy cabins, as well as Premium and business class.

Business seats will change from leather covers to wool-nylon blends which are “better at regulating body temperature”.

The new designs will be introduced on the narrowbody Boeing 757 aircraft that has both domestic and short haul international routes.

It will then be rolled out on longer international flights on the widebody Airbus A350 next year.

The revamp comes after British Airways’ mega £7billion makeover of the entire airline.

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Upgrades are also changing business seats[/caption]

This includes new seat and cabin designs, made from Scottish leather with adjustable headrests.

The short-haul business Club Europe will get a leather tray between the seats, as well as USB charger ports.

New overhead lockers will also allow more luggage storage, with suitcase packed on their side rather than lying flat.

And a new First Suite is being rolled out on UK-US routes.

Of the £7billion, £3.5billion is being spent on new aircraft orders.

Brussels Airlines has revealed it’s huge expansion plans, which includes a €100million (£85million) revamp of its cabins.

And airlines are even launching cheaper “business class lite” fares which are thousands of pounds cheaper.

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The designs will be rolled out on long-haul international next year[/caption]

DREAM TEAM managers have three Boosters to play throughout the season.

Just over a third of gaffers have played at least one of their Boosters across the first seven Gameweeks while a shade under 15% have gone early and used all three!

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Dream Team bosses who have kept their powder dry to this point should at least entertain the possibility that Gameweek 8 might be the opportune time to activate their first Booster of the campaign, specifically Goal Bonus.

The main reason for this is that many of the game’s most-popular players are due to fulfil two fixtures, with Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea all set for double headers.

Here’s a quick reminder of each Booster:

• GOAL BONUS: All goals scored by your players are worth nine points each instead of the usual six
• MAXIMUM CAPTAIN: The player who scores most points for your team will automatically be selected as captain
• 12th MAN: Select an additional player from any position to score points for your team at no additional cost

Remember, each Booster lasts the duration of one Gameweek and can only be played once per season.

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Haaland will be unleashed upon 20th-placed Wolves this weekend[/caption]

A quick look at the Stats Centre confirms that the majority of this season’s leading goalscorers have two fixtures in Gameweek 8, including some favourable match-ups.

First and foremost, Erling Haaland (£9.1m), who has 11 goals to his name already, travels to Wolves this weekend before a home game against Sparta Prague in midweek.

With Gary O’Neil’s side rooted to the bottom of the table having conceded 21 goals in seven league outings and the Czech outfit having conceded their fair share too, City’s prolific poacher will fancy his chances of adding to his tally.

Kai Havertz (£5.1m) is among the chasing pack on six goals and Arsenal’s double header appears relatively favourable too; they travel to Bournemouth on Saturday and then host Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League.

Many gaffers will own the Gunners’ German forward and Bukayo Saka (£6.5m) – a potentially fruitful combination assuming both are passed fit.

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Mohamed Salah (£7.6m), also on six goals, is the fourth-most selected player in the game right now with an ownership of 38.9%.

Liverpool’s double header is likely to be more testing as both Chelsea and RB Leipzig have started the season in fine form but it’s Arne Slot’s side who top the Premier League table at present.

And truth be told, there’s rarely a bad time to back Salah – the difficulty of his fixtures are almost irrelevant, such is his pedigree.

Dream Team managers with Haaland, Havertz, Saka and Salah in their XI must surely be tempted to play their Goal Bonus Booster in Gameweek 8?

Granted, the availability question marks over the Arsenal stars are a concern and so it might be wise to wait for any updates from Mikel Arteta before making a final decision.

And these are far from the only relevant players for such a tactic.

Tottenham have the luxury of back-to-back home games against West Ham and AZ Alkmaar and so the likes of Dominic Solanke (£4.4m), James Maddison (£4.5m) and the in-form Brennan Johnson (£3.8m) may work nicely in combination with Goal Bonus.

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Johnson is on a scoring streak[/caption]

Elsewhere, Aston Villa (vs Fulham & Bologna) and Manchester United (vs Brentford & Fenerbahce) also have fixtures ripe with potential, though the West London sides shouldn’t be underestimated.

Backers of Ollie Watkins (£5.9m), Marcus Rashford (£4.1m) and Jhon Duran (£3.3m) will be hopeful of goals.

Chelsea will travel to Panathinaikos after their away day to Anfield but it’s worth noting that Enzo Maresca has heavily rotated his line-ups in the Conference League so far – Cole Palmer (£6.5m) isn’t even in the European squad.

Gaffers shouldn’t force it but many will have teams nicely tailored to the Goal Bonus Booster in Gameweek 8.

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A LOTTERY winner has told how he had to share a whopping £418,000 jackpot with his 13 colleagues.

Last month Seamus Buckley hit a jackpot just short of a half a million pounds whilst playing the EuroMillions Plus draw.

But instead of pocketing the full amount he only took home a fourteenth of the big win.

Seamus had entered the draw as part of a syndicate with his colleagues at Munster Joinery in Cork, Ireland.

This meant he would have to split his win with thirteen other members, leaving him just short of £30,000 — a fraction of the big jackpot.

Syndicate leader, Seamus Buckley, revealed how his simple work group chat quickly turned chaotic after he broke the news.

Seamus said: “I’ve been collecting the money and buying our tickets for 13 years.

“The morning after the draw, I saw on social media that the shop where I bought our ticket had sold a winner.

“Our group chat went into overdrive. Everyone was asking, could it be us?”

Seamus wasted no time heading to the shop to confirm their win, but his colleagues weren’t convinced.

He said: “I rang the group, and some of them didn’t believe me at all.”

“I’ve a reputation as a bit of a joker, but I wouldn’t mess about with something like this – I’d be in trouble at work on Monday if I lied.”

Seamus checked the ticket and was greeted with the life-changing words: “You’ve won big, contact the National Lottery.”

But instead of pocketing the full amount himself, the jackpot had to be split among his co-workers.

The lottery winner explained how despite their huge win, the team were expected to quickly get back work.

Seamus said: “Things went back to normal very quickly. There’s still plenty of work to be done at Munster Joinery.”

The syndicate celebrated their £418,000 win at the National Lottery Headquarters in Dublin.

Each member took home just over £35,000, but this wasn’t their first taste of success.

The group has already won a combined £7,000 in four previous draws this year, but this is by far their biggest win.

Despite the excitement, Seamus and his colleagues are keeping their eyes on the ultimate prize, he added: “Oh yes, we’re still at it, we’ve our eyes on the big EuroMillions Jackpot next.”

This EuroMillions win comes after another couple boasted they had won a hefty £182million on the EuroMillions shortly before they were “disqualified” for a devastating reason.

Meanwhile, Seamus isn’t the only one having to split his big win – a mum has revealed how she couldn’t claim her entire £1million lottery jackpot because of a “pact” made 30 years ago.

Elsewhere, whilst many Brits’ dream of how they’d spend a lotto windfall, it seems not all winners are quite so eager to splash the cash.

One couple became overnight lottery millionaires after hitting The National Lottery jackpot but instead of blowing their wins on first class flights, they continued their normal life and went straight back to work.

AN independent review brings fresh hope for thousands of carers forced to repay up to £20,000 worth of benefit payments.

Households on carer’s allowance continue to face substantial repayment demands after exceeding a critical weekly earnings limit.

Figures in August revealed that over 134,500 unpaid carers are collectively repaying £251million in benefit overpayments.

The Sun has previously highlighted cases where some individuals were required to repay up to £20,000 after unknowingly breaching carer’s allowance rules.

In an effort to reform the system and prevent more people from being caught out, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has initiated an independent review on the matter today.

Carer’s allowance is paid to those providing at least 35 hours of unpaid care a week, in most cases to disabled or sick relatives.

It is currently paid at a weekly rate of £81.90, and anyone on the benefit can earn a second income from a job.

However, you can’t earn more than £151 a week, or you’ll lose all of your benefit allowance.

This is a different approach to other benefits, like Universal Credit, which has a tapered approach to earnings so that those working don’t lose all their money at once.

The DWP, which pays the benefit, also looks to get any overpaid benefits back.

So, if you breach the £151 a week “cliff edge”, you’ll also be forced to repay any carer’s allowance payments you’ve been issued.

But in some cases, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) systems don’t flag earnings limit breaches for several years, seeing people overpaid massive sums that must be repaid.

In response to the overwhelming number of repayment demands issued to claimants, the DWP’s independent review, in collaboration with the former chief executive of Disability Rights UK, aims to investigate the causes and mechanisms behind the overpayments.

It will then recommend “operational changes” to minimise the risk of future overpayments and outline how the DWP can best support those affected by overpayment issues.

Commenting on the launch of the review Liz Kendall, work and pensions secretary, said: “I have been a lifelong champion of family carers and know many have been pushed to breaking point looking after the people they love.

“This is not okay. We’re determined to learn lessons and put this right.”

Liz Sayce, chair of the review and former chief executive of Disability Rights UK, added: “My work aims to get to the bottom of how overpayments have occurred and how to prevent people who devote such time and care to others facing these difficulties in future.”

The outcome of the review will be published in due course, but for now, anyone hit with a repayment demand will still need to pay up.

A recent Sun Money investigation revealed that thousands of people on other benefits have been hit with repayment demands even though they do not owe a penny.

TOO LITTLE TOO LATE

According to the government, as of May 2024, there are 134,800 people with an outstanding carer’s allowance debt – a total value of £251m.

Carers reported receiving overpayments between £150 and £20,000, with the average overpayment being £4,000.  

There’s no time limit on how far back the DWP can go to spot erroneous carer’s allowance payments and demand money back.

Karina Moon, 62, is just one example of the thousands asked to repay the benefit.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) told the single mother of one from North Wales that she must repay £11,292.75 of her carer’s allowance or face fraud charges.

In another shocking case, a father who looks after his ill son had to sell his home to pay back £20,000 in carer’s allowance.

George Henderson, 64, from Leyland in Lancashire, was told he would have to repay the eye-watering sum due to a mistake he made when first applying for the benefit.

Henderson wrongly ticked a box saying he was unemployed when, in fact, he was earning £7.50 an hour as a self-employed taxi driver.

However, the DWP failed to notify Henderson, blaming it his responsibility to notify the department of any changes in circumstances.

DON’T GET CAUGHT OUT

If you breach the £151 earnings limit, you should try and proactively report it to the DWP as it is classed as a change in circumstances.

You can report any change in circumstances online via the government’s website.

But you’ll need your National Insurance (NI) number to hand, details of the person you’re caring for and details of the change.

If you have been overpaid carer’s allowance, you must pay it back in full or in instalments via the DWP Debt Management platform.

This is also on the Government’s website.

If you don’t do this, the DWP can take deductions from your work salary or even pass your case on to a debt collector.

If you don’t engage with the debt collector, it may then take your case to the county courts.

You can dispute an overpayment if you disagree with it, but you’ll need evidence as to why you claim not to have overpaid.

You can do this through what’s known as a “mandatory reconsideration,” which you can submit to the DWP online, by phone, or by letter.

The decision letter you receive from the DWP will contain the specific contact details to which you must send correspondence.

Once the DWP has received your mandatory reconsideration, you will receive a “mandatory reconsideration notice” informing you whether it has changed its decision.

If you disagree with that outcome, you can appeal to the Social Security and Child Support Tribunal.

A judge will listen to both sides of the argument before making a decision.

A BRITISH tourist has been left seriously injured after falling backwards down a 50-foot embankment in Majorca, Spain.

The 34-year-old woman had been on a boozy night out in Magaluf when she fell from a wall she was resting on after a taxi ride.

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In unconfirmed local reports, the woman was reportedly drunk when she fell off the wall on Tuesday night in Cala Vinyas.

The woman who has not been named was rescued by police and firefighters who had trouble accessing her due to the terrain.

She was rushed to a private hospital in Palma where her injuries were assessed.

A picture from the rescue showed the woman in a neckbrace lying on a stretcher as medics and the police surrounded her.

The extent of her injuries is not yet known.

It has been reported that the woman was with her sister and two female friends at the time of the incident.

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A MOTHER-OF-ONE was forced to turn to a nomadic lifestyle after a breakup left her struggling to pay rent.

Single mother Beck Wood shared a flat in London with her boyfriend but realised the cost of living was too great once they separated.

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The pair are now living a cosy rent-free lifestyle[/caption]

After moving into a single room post split and deciding it wasn’t worth the money, the former band member decided to take the motorhome leap full-time.

She welcomed her baby boy Willow to a freshly babyproofed Ford Transit MK6 van in 2022.

Beck told Liveration: “I don’t know how people survive being a single parent living the way you’re meant to live – I just don’t know how you could do that.

“I moved into a property and it was £800 a month in London, and I was like ‘I’m just in a room’ and I can’t justify that.

“I resented spending a lot of money on a flat and it just felt more comfortable to be in a van than in a room, because I could move the van and go out of London at any time.”

Beck spent a lot of time living in vans when she was touring in her band and explains it’s where she feels most comfortable.

After her breakup she lived in an campervan while she was working in the city and later converted a Ford Transit with an eight-month-old baby Willow.

Now the make-do mummy shares pictures to her 7,186 followers under the Instagram handle nomad_mother.

She posts about living a ‘simple lifestyle’ and talks about the benefit of van life compared to renting.

“The best part about living unconventionally is that fact that I don’t stress.

“My outgoings are so minute, I don’t have the stress of ‘oh my god I have to pay this bill‘ or ‘the rates are going up.'”

With a 240 volt solar panel fitted to the roof and a self-contained kitchen, she says the savings are incomparable.

By living rent free Beck, who was previously an interior designer, was able to purchase two vans and a boat with all the cash.

In a van tour she takes us round the wooden interior pointing out the garage, which is actually the left front-seat, and the shed, which is under the bed.

“While I was thinking about what I wanted it to look like I also had limited budget so I just thought lets just go cheap, but make it look cool.

“I sort of wanted that Norwegian-Scandi look but I also wanted it to be really cheap.

“I love properties, don’t get me wrong – if someone offered me a farmhouse with loads of land I’d be up for it, but this just suits me and my life.”

With grandmas on both side being Gypsies, Beck thinks the travelling lifestyle is simply in her blood – she said she also couldn’t do it with the emotional support from her parents.

She added: “I don’t know if people think that I’m mad – we’re warm, we’re cosy, we have a great life.”

“There’s a lot more freedom in your lifestyle when you’re living like this – obviously it’s not desirable to everybody, but it’s desirable for me.”

As Willow gets older the nifty nomad plans on upsizing again and has set her sights on a 7.5 tonne horse trailer.

The homely Ford Transit is currently up for sale on Beck’s Instagram with the caption ‘My heart and soul went into this build, she’s truly a beaut.”

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Beck has been able to save up for two vans and a boat with the rent money she’s saved[/caption]

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She is now looking to upsize into a 7.5 tone horse trailer[/caption]

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The small family share their van life experience on Instagram under nomadic_mother[/caption]

Khazar Elyassnia, 38, has allegedly been partying and sleeping with Lee when her brother, Nima Momeni, 40, stabbed Lee to death in April 2023.