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The MC discusses his new book Rise Up, published on his #Merky imprint, and "groundbreaking" new music.

A new educational message designed to keep children safe from abduction is being piloted in the UK.

More than 200 centres are at risk of falling into administration, experts warn.

Hibs manager Neil Lennon is struck by an object thrown from the crowd at Tynecastle in stoppage-time of a 0-0 derby draw.

Artist Andrew Davison said knowing his designs would be on the stamps gave him a sense of festive joy.

An amateur photographer spends eight years seeking out "colourful characters" for a book.

Got some unloved clothes? This shop allows you to swap them for something else.

The yoga teacher attempting to get a vintage ambulance back on the road.

Ryan Payne says he was unhappy before he started creating his amazing looks.

There has been a "remarkable shift" in education funding to benefit the poor, research suggests.

Parents' monthly donations to the school fund rose by £2.45 over the past year to £11.35, a survey suggests.

Ed Sheeran, Harry Styles and Dua Lipa helped propel British music revenue to a record high in 2017.

The treatments can only be prescribed by specialist doctors and will not be available through GPs.

Parents should ignore the myths and get their children vaccinated, the chief medical officer says.

What forms of transport in urban environments expose you to the highest amounts of pollutants?

The move comes after the government was unable to direct aid to hurricane-hit islands in 2017.

A charity says that workers should be able to take part-time sick leave to avoid severe financial hardship.

Airline's second change to luggage regulations this year comes into effect on Thursday.

The Fusion bot shares and teaches skills by transferring body motions from one person to another.

A chief constable's call for over-stretched police forces to "get back to basics" makes the front page of several papers.