DWP provides up to £156 each week for more than 400,000 people with these neurological conditions

seven years of marriage and four children together, it's safe to say that Kim Murray is tennis star Andy Murray's rock.MORE: Andy Murray opens up about career sacrifices wife Kim Sears made to support himIn a candid interview with The Times, the two-time Wimbledon champion has opened up about the unwavering support from his family - particularly his wife Kim - when he was "left in a bad place" due to injuries.WATCH: Andy Murray breaks down in tears after incredible comeback"When I was in a pretty bad place, I wouldn't have been that pleasant to be around," he explained. "At the time, I probably didn't realise how low I was.

dementia is rarely heard of or spoken about. Most people automatically think it's just found in elderly. " When her son, Kayden, found it difficult to concentrate in school and complained of having a hard time watching TV, Valerie suspected he could have ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).

scam involves criminals pretending to be celebrities such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Holly Willoughby, and even Lewis himself. As reported by The Telegraph, the scammers use fake endorsements from celebrities such as these in an attempt to lure victims into forking over cash. READ MORE — Nicola Sturgeon announces Scottish independence 'referendum' for October 2023These investment scams are expected to double this year, after already rising more than 60% since last November according to Santander.

Wimbledon 2022 is well underway, with thousands of tennis fans heading to London to watch the world famous tournament. Tennis champion Andy Murray, 35, is set to begin his campaign today (27 June) and will compete against Australian ace James Duckworth, 30, on Centre Court in the first round.There's no doubt that Andy's beloved wife Kim Sears, 34, will be cheering him on from the crowd, along with the pair's four children.

Children and adults with Long Covid yesterday bravely told of their pain and suffering as they demanded urgent action from the Scottish Government.

New analysis from Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) shows that around 35,000 more families across the UK could have their benefits capped next April, leaving them with a growing gulf between their income and rising costs in living. In Scotland 4,000 households are affected by the arbitrary limit to benefit entitlements.

More than 30,000 people have now taken the chance to enjoy the Galloway Hoard at Kirkcudbright Galleries.

The House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee is coming to Glasgow next week as part of its inquiry into how health assessments for benefits delivered by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) can be improved.

A suspect has been charged after a man was allegedly stabbed during an early morning ‘blade attack’.

It is estimated around 90,000 people in Scotland have now received the first of two annual additional payments as part of their Carer’s Allowance benefit from the Scottish Government.

Glasgow has been named the best city for a night out for tourists in the UK - with nearly 80% of reviewers delighted by their time there.

Council bosses have been accused of “blackmail” over claims an inflation-linked pay rise for staff risks 20,000 jobs.

A Good Samaritan handed over £1,000 to drivers at Scots petrol station to help with the cost of living crisis in amazing act of kindness.

More than eight million households across the UK will receive a cash payment from July to ease the rising cost of living pressures, as the Work and Pensions Secretary Thérèse Coffey sets out detailed plans today.

Diabetes Week has begun and as one of the world’s biggest lifestyle conditions, it's important that we look at the signs of when blood glucose level is too high. The International Diabetes Federation claims 463 million people globally are affected by diabetes with that number on the rise to 153 million by 2045. In Scotland over 276,000 people now have diabetes and a further 45,500 people are estimated to have Type 2 diabetes but do not know it. According to Diabetes UK, by 2035 more than 480,000 people in Scotland will be living with diabetes.

The auction of an ultra-rare Rolex which had been sitting in its owner's drawer for decades could bring in as much as £120,000 when it goes under the hammer on Wednesday.

New legislation to allow a wider range of healthcare professionals in Scotland, England and Wales to certify fit notes has been introduced by the UK Government to ease pressure on GPs.

An iconic glamourous summer ball has coined in a whopping £37,000 to continue an Ayrshire charity’s crucial services in the community.