A Derby woman, Dawna Bird, is sentenced for fraud involving Personal Independence Payments (PIP) while she is living in Greece. Reporting from multiple outlets says Bird is accused of failing to notify the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) about being abroad for more than 28 days, a requirement that can affect entitlement to PIP. The charges relate to benefits totalling about £14,000. One report states that Bird was supposed to inform the DWP when her time outside the UK exceeded the 28-day threshold, but she did not, resulting in payments she should not have received. Another source says Bird, 66, pleads guilty to benefit fraud at Derby Crown Court. The sentencing is described as a five-month prison term that is suspended for a year, meaning she does not serve immediate custody unless she breaches the conditions of the suspension. Both accounts frame the case as a failure to declare circumstances relevant to PIP claims while residing overseas.