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A woman living in a notorious'struggle street' suburb actually wants to inherit a life-changing sum of money that will lift her out of poverty, but there is one thing standing in the way. Clare Brown and her partner Lauren Barr are on welfare in a deteriorating apartment in Sydney's's'struggle street' suburb of Mount Druitt. Her new life is a far cry from what she was used to growing up...

EXCLUSIVE: Samantha Stobbart (right), the former girlfriend of Raoul Moat (left and inset), the killer who became Britain's most wanted fugitive after he went on the run for seven days in 2010. Samantha, 34, who was thought to be a single mother, now lives in quiet with her two children, one of whom, Chanel, is now 16, according to Moat. A neighbor in Durham told MailOnline: "She works long hours at a nursing home, often doing the night shift." If she isn't at work, she's out with her children; she's a sweet lass.' Moat, 37, a former nightclub bouncer, sparked Britain's biggest manhunt when he murdered Sam Brown, 29, and shot Samantha herself with a sawn-off shotgun in July 2010.

Scammers are gearing up to unleash fake texts, phone calls, and emails that seem to be from the IRS, but US officials have tips on how not to be tricked into forkowing over money. Government officials remind Americans that the IRS will never first call taxpayers by phone or email - the first contact is always in a written letter.

Mia Rathband (pictured front) was 14 years old when her father committed suicide. PC David Rathband (pictured top right and left) was seriously wounded after being targeted and blinded by Raoul Moat in 2010. Despite being lauded as a national hero, the assault robbed him of his career, and despite being named as a national hero, he continued to recover. Rathband was shot in the top left, inset), and he died by suicide 20 months after Moat (pictured top left) fired Rathband. Mia shared how the newest ITV drama retelling the tale has brought back the family's agony nearly 13 years after the attack.

Last night, the first episode of The Hunt for Raoul Moat aired, depicting the seven-day hunt for gunman Moat in July 2010, which was the biggest manhunt in modern British history. Moat, 37, 37, managed to escape the police for days after killing one individual and shooting two others in a two-day shooting spree, camping out in the Northumbrian countryside. He had been released from Durham Prison on July 1 after serving an 18-week term for assaulting a child before his days on the run. FEMAIL looks at what happened to Raoul Moat and his survivors.

The mother (main) of Raoul Moat's (top left) oldest boy's (top right) fears that the forthcoming ITV drama (top right) will only 'glorify his crimes.' Caroline Dodd, 43, said the steroid maniac would have reacted angrily to his nefarious crimes. In any ITV drama that starts tonight, his reign of terror will be seen.

Raoul Moat, a 37-year-old prisoner, was released from Durham Prison after serving a four-month term for assault. He shot his ex girlfriend and her new partner with a sawn-off shotgun two days later. Christopher Brown was killed. Samantha Stobbart, with whom Moat had a child, was critically wounded. David Rathband was shot in the chest just hours later. Rathband survived but was blinded.

After his parents announced their $150,000 bail last month, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Neil Ross ruled on Wednesday that Matthew Mahrer, 22, will continue to walk around the city. Mahrer, a felonious firearms owner, was arrested on November 19 along with Christopher Brown, 21, who were arrested with a slew of rifles and Nazi memorabilia. Authorities later revealed they had launched a "credible threat" at a string of synagogues in New York City. Mahrer should remain in jail, according to the district attorney's office, even after being arrested for the weapon he planned to use even after his detention. Ross, on the other hand, said he would walk freely as long as he continues to appear in court hearings.

A Jewish online security analyst, who saw chilling tweets foreshadowing the impending attack, told the New York City Police Department that the plot to shoot up a Manhattan synagogue was foiled. Christopher Brown, 21, and Matthew Mahrer, 22, were arrested at Penn Station, halting the potentially lethal threat to the city's Jewish population. A now defunct Twitter handle linked to Brown was used to monitor a string of alarming tweets that were triggered by the analyst's filters, which were used to find potential online threats.

Although the perpetrator has yet to be identified, he is expected to be charged with criminal responsibility after a brick was thrown at the VERS bar's window over the weekend. It comes after police posted a video showing a criminal chuckling the brick into the bar, where owner David DeParolesa said it was the fourth time his location had been the victim of recent hate attacks. DeParolesa expressed content that police were able to make an arrest, but he was concerned that the perpetrator may not have been behaving alone. 'I really do hope it's just this one person and that we can close the book,' he said.

Matthew Mahrer, 22, was recently arrested with Christopher Brown, 21, as the pair plotted to threaten members of New York's Jewish synagogue before the scheme was foiled. Stuart Rubenstein, Maher's grandfather, was enthralled by the devastating news about his grandson. The Daily News announced that he had never imagined [his grandson] would be involved in something like this.' 'He's Jewish, you know?' In part, Rubenstein described it. 'The other kid was more interested.' The other child must have entangled himself in it.' Maher has been charged with unlawful possession of a weapon and is now being detained on a $150,000 bond.

A man was seen plowed a brick at the door of the Manhattan bar VERS in Hell's Kitchen while people were inside, according to a Survivance video. David DeProlesa, the restaurant's owner, said it was the fourth one this week and he had been preparing for them to occur when the bar opened in July. No arrests have been made, but the video showed the man running away from the scene before running back and taking another peak. Following the mass shooting at a gay club in Colorado Springs, NYPD officials said on Sunday that they had increased surveillance on hate-crime victims.

One of the two men accused of planning attacks on New York City synagogues reportedly told investigators that he runs an online white supremacist party and owns Nazi memorabilia. Christopher Brown, 21, was in jail on Sunday to be convicted of involvement in the plot to target synagogues and the Jewish people in New York City. He reportedly told investigators after his detention that he is'sick' and led a white supremacist group.' Matthew Mahrer, his suspected co-conspirator, was reportedly taken together on a train to Pennsylvania, where they bought a weapon for $650. Officials said the two intend to use the weapon with the 'intent' to use it in an attack.

Christopher Brown, 21, (right), of Aquebogue, New York, was one of the two men arrested, and a man with a history of mental illness who had caused recent assaults on synagogues in the city. Matthew Mahrer, 22, (left), of Manhattan, the son of a former Chelsea CTE High School teacher, was identified as the other. Commissioner Keechant Sewell said in a tweet that state and federal law enforcement had revealed the danger that Brown and Mahrer posed to the Jewish people on Friday. ' Early Saturday, the NYPD's thorough intelligence-gathering resulted in the detention of two people walking Penn Station (inset), in Manhattan, as well as the confiscation of a large hunting knife, an illegal Glock 17 rifle, and a 30-round magazine, among other things,' Sewell said.