In the four months of 2014 alone, 65.6% of people referred to Salford Central were there as a result of changes or delays to a number of benefits including employment, housing and universal credit.

Peter Bell, 67, of Dalefields, Delph, pleaded guilty to fraud, money laundering and being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of income tax

A feisty 90-year-old widow who used her zimmer frame to tackle a hoodie burglar in her bungalow in Royton, near Oldham.

The British Legion recently announced that it raised more than £510,000, the fifth year in a row that that it has broken the half a million fundraising target

Dawn Lowe faces two years behind bars

Joy Miller’s husband suffers from hemiplegia

The campaign supports the millions of people currently on benefits

Sarah Higgins was found guilty of falsely claiming £118,000

Evelyn Asante-Mensah said cuts are increasing health problems of patients suffering HIV

Julie Howard falsely claimed £26,249.83 in single person council tax

Mohammed Aslam, from Rochdale, wrongly claimed more than £20,000