34 m. ago McFly star Harry Judd's wife Izzy opens up on their child's difficult health condition

Izzy Judd, the wife of McFly drummer Harry Judd, has opened up on the challenges of parenting a neurodiverse child, who has the difficult condition Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)

Society

42 m. ago Kate Garraway's The Traitors pearl detail jumper is under £30 and surprisingly still in stock

Last night's episode of The Celebrity Traitors saw Kate Garraway donning a stylish pearl-embellished sweater thats currently on sale at a high street store for under £30

Economics

45 m. ago New DWP update for millions of people due £150 Warm Home Discount payment this winter

Nine energy firms are currently accepting applications for this winter with a further 19 set to open at the end of October.

Economics

67 m. ago People on disability benefits due an extra £255 payment before end of this month

Child Winter Heating Payments will be issued automatically to almost 45,000 young disabled people in Scotland.

Economics

90 m. ago Furious mum moans about the food her daughter gets at school but other parents slam her for ‘expecting fine dining’

A FURIOUS mum has come under fire after she moaned about the dinner her child gets at school. The ''horrified'' parent took to Mumsnet after she was appalled by the portion size - however, the moaning quickly backfired. The mum explained that she had attended her daughter’s school for dinner with the parents and was...

Society

1 hour ago 'Smallest castle' near border up for sale and the bath is in a weird place

It's been called one of the town's 'most striking features'

Politics

1 hour ago Amanda Owen drops huge baby bombshell in family update after welcoming nine children

Amanda Owen is a proud mum to nine children and now the Our Yorkshire Farm star has spoken out about whether another baby is on the cards

Society

2 h. ago Alert issued over children’s book collection hijacked by graphic website

Andrew Cope’s Spy Dogs series was found to have a website link leading to explicit content

Events

2 h. ago Paedophile secretly worked at Welsh repair cafe for two years before truth was revealed

Ian Baldock was a friendly and reliable technician at the repair café in Maerdy, Rhondda Cynon Taf, but his past was unknown to his colleagues - until he was exposed as a serial child sex offender

Society

2 h. ago DWP benefits cheat claimed £56k in Universal Credit – but she owned her house

Sumira Amin, 36, claimed she lived alone in a rented property with her children and had no savings or capital interest - but she was rumbled by anti-fraud squads

Society

2 h. ago Homes for sale near arboretums and botanic gardens in England and Wales – in pictures

From a home near RHS Garden Wisley to a flat opposite Kew Gardens in London Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago How you can speed up your home sale or purchase to beat the pre

Solicitors, brokers or other parts of the purchase chain can all impact on a deal going through - but there are steps you can take

Politics

3 h. ago Motherwell shopper wins Aldi Scotland’s Supermarket Sweep challenge

Liz Cowan scooped a trolley-load of goods and raised £456 for charity Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS).

Economics

3 h. ago Harry calls social media’s impact on children ‘one of the most pressing issues’

The Duchess of Sussex said the couple often discussed how they would protect their own children as they grow older.

Politics

4 h. ago Posting on social media overnight linked to poor mental wellbeing – study

Researchers examined thousands of posts by people who had also answered questions on their health.

Politics

5 h. ago Everyday ingredient in snacks could be triggering childhood asthma, scientists claim

A new study found that everyday additives in common snacks and drinks could be altering the immune pathways in children

Events

5 h. ago Record View: Failure of child poverty Will is hard to stomach

Trying to give kids an equal chance is rooted in good policies from nursery through to primary school.

Events

5 h. ago Scots back free school breakfasts for every pupil as SNP urged to keep promises

EXCLUSIVE: The Magic Breakfast group has commissioned polling revealing overwhelming support for feeding every child.

Politics

7 h. ago Walking the halls of the UN, I felt its power — and its distance from the people it was built to serve | Satara Uthayakumaran

From the Tiwi Islands to Tasmania, from city classrooms to refugee programs, I have listened to thousands of young people. And now I carry those voices with me into the heart of the UNIn its 80th year, the UN headquarters in New York heard speeches that made headlines. One leader thundered threats of war. Another complained about an escalator. Meanwhile, outside the polished floors and gilded halls, children were starving in Palestine. Bombs fell. Borders closed. Budget cuts placed the very architecture of human rights under siege.This was meant to be a landmark gathering, a celebration of 80 years of multilateralism. Instead, it felt like a reckoning. Can the UN still serve the people it was built to protect, or has its promise begun to crack under the weight of politics? Continue reading...

Politics

7 h. ago My brother and sister are angry at my parents. I feel caught in the middle. What can I do? | Leading quesstions

To avoid becoming a conflict manager, you might want to pick phrases to repeat like a broken record, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. They might stop trying to involve youRead more Leading questionsMy brother and sister are really angry at my parents. They say that we had a terrible childhood because my dad was absent a lot and my mum used to play us off against each other to keep control. There was a lot of arguing.But this is just half the story. I know my parents loved us all a lot and tried to give us a good childhood. We always had home-cooked food and stories. Nowadays my parents are trying to make amends, but my brother and sister just don’t see it. They’re so critical and to be honest I think they’re a bit ungrateful. I feel caught in the middle. What can I do? Continue reading...

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