Dee, whose real name is Deirdre Kelly, was one of the main residents featured on the controversial series "Benefits Street" in 2014.

White Dee calls for TV to ease off benefits programmes

Benefits Street star White Dee has revealed she is on the verge of losing her home.

White Dee: 'I'm broke and might lose my house'

One of the star's of TV's original Benefits Street series has been given a seven-year jail term for the drug and ammunition offences. 

The Prime Minister has weighed in to the controversy over Channel 4's Benefits Street programme.

As the second series of Benefits Street aired on Channel 4, Cleveland Police said they were watching the show "closely".

A road in Stockton will tonight become the focus of Channel 4's Benefits Street, despite an eight-month campaign to axe the programme.

Channel 4 defends its depiction of life on a Teesside estate, with the return of controversial show Benefits Street.