66 m. ago New DWP update on impact of PIP and welfare reforms on people in Scotland

North East Fife MP Wendy Chamberlain put questions to the DWP over the potential impact for Scots on PIP and Universal Credit.

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75 m. ago Best of Sir David Attenborough: 29 Epic quotes starting with his feelings for Scotland

At 99 years of age, Attenborough has explored all of Earth’s continents and inspired people worldwide with their natural beauty.

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81 m. ago We visited Nobody’s Child’s store and bagged these hidden gem pieces worth every penny

Our head of fashion Zoe took a trip to Nobody's Child's Covent Garden shop to try on new-in and hero pieces ranging from jeans to midi dresses – here's what she took home

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82 m. ago Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner: a timeline of the couple's romance as they go red carpet official

When this unexpected couple were first rumoured in 2023, people were in disbelief. Now, in 2025, Kylithée are still going strong

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90 m. ago Two found dead inside Exmouth house as police race to the scene

Two people have been found dead at a home in Exmouth after police were called to the property on Wednesday night following reports of an incident

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90 m. ago Police arrest 44 people with person in 'critical condition' after PSG vs Arsenal chaos

Riot police clashed on the streets of Paris on Wednesday night before and after Arsenal were dumped out the Champions League semi-final in chaotic scenes that also saw a car plough through fans

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96 m. ago The Spitfire was the iconic plane that helped Britain win WWII. Now as the nation remembers the defeat of Hitler 80 years ago, HARRY HOWARD finds out first

If you ask people what typified British defiance the most in the Second World War , many of them will tell you it was the Spitfire. So I felt very privileged at being allowed to fly in one, writes HARRY HOWARD.

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2 h. ago New stats show New Zealand still has more sheep than people. But that could change

There are about three sheep per Australian

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2 h. ago GTA6 gets it on: can the notoriously cynical action series finally find time for romance?

The newest trailer indicates Grand Theft Auto VI may have a soft centre, with its focus on outlaw lovers Lucia and JasonSomething new is coming to the Grand Theft Auto universe next year. I don’t mean super-high-definition visuals, or previously unexplored areas of Rockstar’s take on the US. This time it’s something much more profound. If you’ve seen the newly released second trailer from GTA6 – somewhat cruelly released just days after we discovered the game won’t be out until next May – then you might know what I mean. The brand new thing is romance.It’s now clear that the key protagonists of the latest gangland adventure are Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval, two twentysomething lovers from the wrong side of the tracks. He’s ex-army, now working for drug runners; she’s fresh out of jail, looking to make a better life for herself and her beloved mom. They fall for each other, hatch a plan to get out of Vice City, and then when their simple heist goes wrong, they find themselves at the...

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2 h. ago Woman left fuming as boss says denim shorts are 'inappropriate' for office

Lauren Rita, who works in sales, shared an image of her outfit on social media after her boss told her off for wearing the long denim shorts to the office - and people were divided.

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2 h. ago 'Beautiful' Cornish cottage with cinema room and sauna has 'stunning' sunset views

The 'stunning' luxury property boasts a sauna, hot tub, and cinema room, along with sea views from the garden

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2 h. ago Holiday boss issues warning to anyone heading to Spain this summer

Spain is the most popular overseas destination for people in the UK

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3 h. ago Martin Lewis issues urgent warning for people hoping to take out credit

The UK expert, 52, was speaking on an episode of his podcast when he pointed out that members of the public with 'a perfect credit score' are often baffled when they are 'rejected'.

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3 h. ago Yes, New Zealand still has more sheep than people. But humans are catching up

New Zealand is still one of a few countries in the world where sheep outnumber people

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3 h. ago DWP benefits and payments people can claim from State Pension age

There are more than a dozen benefits and discounts available for men and women aged over 66.

Economics

3 h. ago He left Manchester Royal Infirmary a week ago and hasn't been seen since

People are being urged to look out for Paul

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3 h. ago April storms that killed 24 in US made more severe by burning fossil fuels – study

Study finds human-caused climate change made four-day rainfall across central Mississippi valley 40% more likelyThe four-day historic storm that caused death and destruction across the central Mississippi valley in early April was made significantly more likely and more severe by burning fossil fuels, rapid analysis by a coalition of leading climate scientists has found.Record quantities of rain were dumped across eight southern and midwestern states between 3 and 6 April, causing widespread catastrophic flooding that killed at least 15 people, inundated crops, wrecked homes, swept away vehicles and caused power outages for hundreds of thousands of households. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Faking his own terminal cancer, lying to an old pal and tricking his way to thousands of pounds

Matthew Howarth picked on an old friend who 'used to do anything for people'

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3 h. ago Drugs gang import £7m of crystal meth disguised as weight loss shakes

Six members of a drug gang have been jailed after more than £7 million of crystal meth was smuggled into the UK, disguised as weight loss shakes.

Economics

4 h. ago Pakistan and India on high alert amid airport shutdowns and security drills in major cities

Tensions mount as Pakistani PM vows retaliation for military strikes by India that killed dozens across the countryTensions were high across India and Pakistan on Thursday, with airports shut down and security drills under way in major border cities, amid warnings by Pakistan that it intended to retaliate for Wednesday’s strikes.In a speech late on Wednesday night, prime minister Shehbaz Sharif said he would “solemnly swear that we will avenge each and every drop of blood of our martyrs,” after India’s missile airstrikes on Pakistan in the early hours, which killed 31 people across the country. Continue reading...

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