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The Scottish government says it has received "draft" advice on vaccinating children from the JCVI.

The brewer blames rising inflation, adding that people may drink less beer as a result.

The Advertising Standards Authority said the retailer's advert was irresponsible and likely to cause offence.

Trainer Sir Mark Todd is given an interim suspension by the British Horseracing Authority after a video on social media appeared to show him hit a horse with a branch.

The death of PC William Sampson is not being treated as suspicious, South Yorkshire Police say.

UK inflation rose to 5.5% in the 12 months to January, remaining at a 30-year high.

The Duke of York should show respect by withdrawing his association with the city, an MP says.

Eight areas are set to be affected while there are also 10 flood alerts in place across Wales.

Spending "cut to the bone" and children "too hungry to play" because of the cost of living.

Prince Andrew's out-of-court settlement in his sex abuse lawsuit dominates Scotland's front pages.

No details of the Duke of York's payout to Virginia Giuffre have been made public.

The communities minister says it will help support residents during the "cost-of-living crisis".

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Power firms said they were ready after previous storms caused days of outages.

Some wines contain more sugar than a doughnut, but carry no nutritional information on their labels.

Wednesday's front pages focus on Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre reaching an out-of-court settlement.

Hundreds of thousands more are now threatened by Storms Dudley and Eunice bearing down on Britain.

Manufacturers call for a regulator to monitor electric car charging prices and charge point rollout.

Strict Covid protocols - which are still in place - have seen routine dental care dramatically reduced.

Stacey Harris says lockdown made things worse for her mother, who was killed by an abusive partner.