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Men who ate the highest amount of ultra-processed food had a 29% increased risk of bowel cancer.

Save the Children Scotland said stress caused by rising prices is having an ‘enormous toll’ on parents’ mental health.

New research found the combination of blue and green space with wildlife has a greater impact on wellbeing than just green space.

Boris Johnson and the new Tory leader – either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak – will travel to see the Queen in Scotland.

Airman first class Mikayla Hayes is charged with causing Matthew Day’s death by careless driving.

The appointment of a prime minister is ‘one of the few remaining personal prerogatives of the Sovereign’.

Police investigating Ms Dale’s death also called for people who may have information to come forward.

A new study has estimated that each hospital may need to pay £2 million extra a month over winter.

The Vodafone UK Foundation has launched a new scheme to help the over-65s develop their digital skills in response to the findings of a study.

Two men have been charged with murdering former Fettes College biology teacher Peter Coshan.

Glasgow school support staff will be on strike from September 6 to 8.

She appeared in public using a walking stick last October – the first time she had done so at a major engagement.

Permanent and temporary workers will receive free food from October 3 to January 6 to help with cost of living pressures.

Well-wishers gathered outside Kensington Palace, where Diana lived from 1981 until her death in 1997.

Irish MEP Sean Kelly said that the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill demonstrated the UK Government’s ‘willingness to be aggressive and headstrong’.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak have been ‘totally tight-lipped’ on proposals to help people pay their bills.

Some 3,462 new officers responded to the Police Uplift programme survey last year.

Energy consultancy Auxilione has lowered its price cap forecast for next January by £620 to £5,012 and by more than £1,432 to £6,269 for next April.

More than three million are expected to fall into absolute poverty in ‘worst two-year change on record’.

Boris Johnson and his chosen successor will go to Balmoral next week for the appointment of the new prime minister.