Warning as popular breakfast item linked to three 'deadly' cancers

A Scots mum whose daughter's urine turned brown before doctors discovered she had hepatitis feared she would need a liver transplant.

Tourists visiting the Highlands have been warned to double-check their handbrake when they park up after a campervan plummeted 100ft from a Glencoe car park.

Martin Lewis has revealed his 12-point plan to survive the crippling cost of living crisis after sounding the alarm for yet more eye-watering bill hikes.

A popular south Manchester eatery has teamed up with a bar in West Didsbury. Roti has joined forces with The Boiler Room to offer their famed Indian Scottish fusion food in a relaxed bar environment.

Rangers fans in Seville are being warned to be take care in hot weather today as temperatures soar to heatwave levels.

Tesco Clubcard holders are being made aware that many vouchers issued in 2020 are set to expire in just two weeks. It has been reported as much as £17million from vouchers issued two years ago remains unspent.

A Morrison's shopper has warned anyone who purchases reduced yellow sticker items.

A nursery manager on trial after the choking death of a baby boy warned her bosses about staffing levels at the facility, a court heard.

McDonald's fans will be delighted to hear that the fast-food franchise is bringing back seven previous popular menu items in time for summer.

The head of Ofgem has warned that Scots households should anticipate another raise in energy prices this year.

Householders are being warned of a new energy scam in which cold-callers are pretending to offer rebates from councils.

State Pension currently provides essential financial support for over 12.4 million older people across the UK, including some 981,399 retirees living in Scotland.

Rising bills will lead Scots to turn to the "Bank of Mum and Dad" as the cost of living crisis mounts, an expert has warned.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticA ridiculously satisfying underdog sports story set in the highly specialized arena of Chinese lion dancing, “I Am What I Am” features a plot familiar enough that it could have been generated by computer, peppered with specifics unique enough that the experience consistently manages to surprise. The result is an inspired mix of engineering and ingenuity, distinguished by some of the most human character animation this side of the uncanny valley — not realistic, mind you, but relatable, and a welcome departure from the cutesy cartoony-ness of Pixar and its American ilk, produced at a mere fraction of the budget.World premiering as a work in progress at Los Angeles’ Animation Is Film Festival, this “Karate Kid”-like crowd-pleaser from “Kung Food” creator Haipeng Sun represents another breakthrough for China’s fast-growing animation scene.

A top hotel on the ever-popular North Coast 500 is hoping to entice travellers by offering to help them with their fuel costs.

People are receiving scam texts from unknown numbers that claim to be the Post Office.

A former Conservative minister warned a newly elected Scottish MP which “predatory” men to avoid in Parliament.

A Greggs product has been recalled from Iceland shops as the frozen two-pack Chicken Bake could contain pieces of hard plastic.