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The early 19th century 15 pence piece - known as a 'Dump' - was spotted by Oxfam volunteer and former banker John Turner as he went through a bag of donated coins

Here's how you can apply to gain free entry to music festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude, and Reading this summer with Oxfam's volunteer scheme

If we don’t change things pronto, this inequality of wealth that divides our nation is going to get worse and worse. On current trends, Britain’s super-rich are set to multiply their fortunes by 91 times more than everyone else by 2028

Tesla and X chief Elon Musk topped the list of the richest men, who's wealth is estimated to have surged from £19.3billion in March 2020 to £192billion by November

The Tory climate minister Graham Stuart was forced to abandon the COP28 summit in Dubai as Rishi Sunak scrambles to fight off a Tory revolt over the Rwanda scheme in the Commons

Workers struggling to make ends meet at Oxfam are striking for the first time in its history, yet the charity still found the cash to pay one employee at least £340,000

A Chancellor with his finger on the nation’s pulse would be looking to boost school and hospital spending, ease the social care crisis and support four million children in poverty

Six in ten say this is more acceptable now than ever before - with books, jewellery, and toys or games, the most likely presents to be bought pre-loved

Edward Enninful topped the annual list of the most powerful people of African, African-Caribbean and African-American heritage in Britain in 2023

Self-confessed shopaholic Danielle Kate Wroe decided to take on Oxfam's Second Hand September challenge, and she was pleasantly surprised by the gems she managed to find

Oxfam believes slapping extra taxes on the "extremely rich" as well as fossil fuel firms could pump tens of billions of pounds of extra cash into the Treasury

Furious campaigners have lashed out at Rishi Sunak's decision to support future oil and gas development in the North Sea - despite warning the UK needs to warn itself off fossil fuels

Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud went without buying any new clothes for 18 months after it was revealed an estimated 13 million items of clothing that are discarded every week.

Donating old clothes to your favourite high street retailer is a great way to get money off, plus you're also helping the planet and clearing out your wardrobe

Customers can drop old uniforms into school uniform ‘Shwop’ boxes, and if they do this, they will then be able to get 20% off selected kids’ clothing at the retailer

The old school uniforms collected by M&S will then be sold in an Oxfam store or through eBay's new “back-to-school” online shop later this summer

Could this circular shopping experience put an end to fast fashion? It certainly feels like it could be the future

The call from Oxfam comes just weeks after the Daily Mirror highlighted the horrific 'forgotten famine' that is ravaging the region

The cost of living is spiralling here in the UK, but cuts to our international aid means the difference between life and death for the poorest in other countries, argues Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah, chief executive of Oxfam GB

Staff providing humanitarian support reportedly used sex workers after an earthquake killed 220,000 people in 2010. The scandal led to the charity being blocked from bidding for government funding

The Den's greenest Dragon Deborah Meaden, who is thought to be worth £40million, says she prefers buying second-hand clothes instead of designer outfits brand new