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The competition watchdog was investigating whether the drugs firm had been spreading misleading information on a rival’s treatment.

Liz Hatton, who inspired the Princess of Wales, lost her 10-month cancer fight in late November.

New figures showed there were 833 suspected drugs deaths in Scotland in the period January to September 2024 – 7% less than the same period in 2023.

The energy price cap could rise another 1% in April to £1,762 a year for a typical dual fuel consumer, Cornwall Insight has said.

Abbie Humphries has died of cancer decades after she was kidnapped from a maternity ward.

Corseford College in Renfrewshire is Scotland’s only dedicated college for school leavers with complex needs.

The screen stopped being used to show adverts in October.

The Scottish Government has been working with Tory MSP Graham Simpson on amendments to election law which will bar MPs from also sitting as MSPs.

Dame Angela Eagle was asked on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme if the Government’s plans on people smuggling go far enough.

More than two out of five young drivers also admitted to listening to a voice note without a hands-free kit, the RAC said.

Google has published its latest ‘year in search’ data for the UK.

Council leader John Cotton said the agreement would mark the start of a new era of productive and progressive industrial relations in the city.

The stars will reveal insights into the making of the last episode of the sitcom and share memories from the series across the years.

Max Dixon, 16, was killed alongside his friend 15-year-old Mason Rist after the pair were chased and attacked by four armed teenagers in January.

MPs examined the care and support for women and girls with painful reproductive conditions.

Chris Weston’s comments come ahead of a crunch Ofwat decision next week on whether Thames Water can increase consumer bills by 59%.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch had sought to hand control of his news empire to his eldest son Lachlan.

Sales across the supermarkets are expected to exceed £13 billion over the four weeks of December for the first time.

The alarm was raised on Tuesday morning.

Dame Angela Eagle said intelligence services are ‘keeping a very close eye’ the situation on the ground.