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Omar, from West Africa, relocated to the UK in the hopes for a better future but he fell victim to exploitation after being forced to work never-ending shifts for little to no pay in Yorkshire

Two young dairy farmers hope they have created a domino effect – with farmers funding other farmers to challenge their limits and build resilience at Outward Bound. Emma Blom ran a half-marathon around the garden of her flat wearing gumboots and ...

A dairy farmer will be thumbing his way from Auckland to Christchurch next week, to raise awareness of The Big Feed live rural telethon and drive donations for food banks nationwide <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2312/dbe9285ea1c0a155c0e0.jpeg' ...

Every year, hundreds of dogs in Canterbury are impounded through no fault of their own, after being abandoned by their owners. In this unfortunate situation, the fate for the majority was inevitably euthanasia. But since 1982, many of those dogs have ...

South Auckland is the epicenter of family and sexual violence in New Zealand with police attending to a family and sexual violence incidence every 4 minutes. The Ted Manson Foundation has been funding a successful family violence prevention program ...

There have been three cases in the province where the victims handed over between 22,000 and 35,000 euros

Heidi from South Lanarkshire was just three years old when she was diagnosed with one of the most common types of cancer, B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, after her mum Mellissa noticed symptoms

The bell-ringing campaign sees 20 percent decline in giving.

The Peace in Mind campaign is raising money to train teachers in dealing with mentally-struggling children - and on just under three months has already raised an impressive £25,000

Tom Crist was having lunch at a country club with some friends when he found out he won the lottery, but the wealthy CEO decided he didn't need the money and so donated it to charity