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Videos of head-on collisions being narrowly avoided in the Highlands are released as part of a safety campaign.

The stars of the new BBC crime drama The Victim believe the show's twists and turns will be compulsive viewing.

Council tax arrears were a problem for 46% of them, according to a report from charity StepChange Scotland.

How the hotly-tipped singer turned a drunken phone call into R&B gold.

Twenty years ago, the Labour Party pledged to end child poverty in a generation.

The women of Sutton & Epsom's Ladies RFC are unbeaten in the league this season and in love with rugby.

Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt are on a mission to get the nation to "slow down and get physical".

Couples will no longer have to allege a 'fault' to start divorce proceedings immediately.

Wilder's brain was injured due to a lack of oxygen at birth, now researchers want to find out the long-term impact.

Daisy Goodwin, creator of the ITV drama, says the "dark art" of TV scheduling can be "demoralising".

Meet the community of designers and models trying to inspire a new fashion genre.

BBC presenter Alex Lovell has spoken out about her stalking experience in a bid to raise awareness about the issue.

Frustrated by the lack of South Asians in comic books, Sha Nazir founded BHP Comics, Scotland's only independent graphic novel publisher.

Councils affect services such as housing and schools so why are people apathetic about electing them?

Layla Moran, Andrew Bridgen and Yasmin Qureshi take on the challenge - but can they succeed?

Several newspapers lead with plans to change decades-old divorce laws.

Charlie Rowley says an apology "would be great" but he cannot see the Russian president "taking the blame".

Lloyd's of London insurance has a new code of conduct, but not everyone welcomes it.

Number 10 says there will be "technical" talks between government and Labour officials.

Part of the Air Race ride on Brighton's Palace Pier came detached and hit a passer-by.