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The woman’s car was found parked just minutes from the wood

Hassan Mahmood visited a woman’s home in south London in January 2021 and paid her for sex

Thousands of ambulance workers in England and Wales walked out over pay on Wednesday, increasing the strain on a state-funded health service a day after nurses went on strike, as government ministers advised the public to avoid taking risks.

Sophie Wilson, eight, penned a handwritten CV to work at the Londis store near her home in Parkhouse after she spotted a sign for help in the window.

In Canada, euthanasia is known as medical assistance in dying — or MAID — and in 2023 it will become accessible for people who solely have a mental health condition. Holly Baxter speaks to two physicians on opposite ends of the spectrum: a MAID assessor and a conscientious objector

Thousands of ambulance workers in Britain are staging a one-day strike, with unions and the government swapping accusations of blame for putting lives at risk

Sharon Calderwood contacted the Lennox after being appalled to find her beloved mum, Agnes McKenzie Ross, who has advanced dementia, left wearing soiled clothes, in pain and with little support or stimulation.

A caring community group in Prestwick took in donations for local sheltered housing complexes.

Lynne Reid claims McGill's Buses won't allow her on board with her mobility scooter

Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Scotland and the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) members have rejected the Scottish Government's 7.5 per cent offer.

The Scottish Parliament sat until 12.15am on Wednesday on the first day of debate.