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The number of people aged between 16-24 out of work rose in the three months to July.

The latest figures show 127,000 people were out of work in Scotland between May and July.

From Friday, the Jewish faith will enter its most holy period, marking Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Hospital bosses warn that a lack of coronavirus tests for NHS staff is putting services at risk.

Telephone appointments have replaced crowded waiting rooms as cold and flu season begins.

Official figures undercount the real numbers waiting for social housing by 500,000, a study claims.

A Samaritan, a student, and a pantomime producer are in the mix for this year's securely-made event.

A man whose son shot his neighbour dead then fatally crashed his motorbike says mental-health services failed him.

He was not told for nearly four weeks his stalker - a former patient - had been freed from custody.

MPs back the Internal Market Bill by 77 votes despite criticism it risks breaching international law.

People are drinking more during the pandemic and addiction services may not cope, experts warn.

Stay 2m from the blowing of the shofar, the government advises UK Jews.

A full-size, crewless research ship is to make one of the world's first autonomous transatlantic voyages.

A Kenyan doctor is calling for change in NHS policies to help more black people give blood.

A study into long-term affects of coronavirus highlights the case of 22-year-old with chronic fatigue.

Ex-Royal Marine Simon Mahoney says he hopes the book will help blind people to start cooking.

Lighthouses have been upgrading to more efficient LED lights, but for some that is a step too far.

All the adults in the Coombes family from Liverpool have lost jobs due to coronavirus.

After a court case awarded home carers more than £100,000, a union has called for intervention.

Police find suspected cannabis following searches in Banbridge, Belfast and Lisburn on Monday.