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The move has sparked a debate on social media from shoppers.

People with any energy supplier can get free advice and a benefits eligibility check on May 24th and 25th.

Rachel Cowper has joined the team to work closely with chief executive Gwilym Gibbons

Three has reintroduced roaming charges for customers heading to a number of destinations across the globe.

The owners have dropped the asking price for the 'Castle of Spite' to offers over £1.2m.

If successful, Which? says around 30 million UK customers who purchased an Apple or Samsung smartphone since October 1, 2015, could be in line for compensation.

The DWP boss has written to Ofgem over concerns about some energy suppliers' responses to changes to Fuel Direct.

Dominic Cummings has promised that photos from the 'partygate' events in Downing Street will show Boris Johnson misled MPs on what went on under his roof.

Under new plans to tackle fraud, officers will also be able to execute warrants and seize evidence.

Many shoppers were left outraged as they all sold out and turned up on eBay for extortionate prices.

The Times has just revealed their pick of the 25 best coastal stays in the UK.

The supermarket-giant will phase Russian diesel out all of their 315 forecourts across the UK by the end of the year.

When the benefit launches it will allow people who are eligible for support but not yet getting Carer's Allowance from the DWP to claim.

The Scottish Government has said work is under way to recruit more train drivers and reliance on rest-day working must stop.

The DWP has confirmed changes to payments due on the Spring and Platinum Jubilee bank holidays.

A fresh administration will be put in place at the first council meeting of the new term which kicks off on May 24

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar takes a swipe at the savage cut to rail services in his latest column for the Daily Record.

From June 1, the polystyrene containers used for fish suppers will be banned as part of a driveto reduce single-use plastics.

Michael Lewis, the chief executive of E.ON, said that the company was already seeing customers go into arrears and that when prices increase in a few months time they will not be able to manage.

John Niven says Fox News is helping radicalise white men in the United States.

P7 pupils at St Ninian's Primary in Hamilton made a fair trade curry and raised awareness of ethical trading.

The supermarket is bringing back the Blue Light discount that knocks off 10 percent with the Blue Light discount.

Jackie Baillie, Labour MSP for Dumbarton, slammed the Scottish Government for signing off on a two per cent rise above inflation on bills.

A spokesperson for the firm said that, for some winners, going public can bring "peace of mind".

The supermarket giants will withdraw the deals - despite the Government delaying its crackdown on high fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) products until October 2023.

DWP benefits and Tax Credits payment dates may change if it falls on June 2 and 3.

Sir Ian Wood, one of the most influential figures in the oil and gas industry, warned that investment would be at risk from a windfall tax.

A new 2,000-strong team will review more than 2m existing Universal Credit claims over the next five years.

Heather Knox will step down from the health board in November.

If you are living with any of these musculoskeletal conditions you may be eligible for PIP.