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Nick Jarjour As we head into Grammy weekend, Harvey Mason Jr, the CEO of the Recording Academy, deserves to be commended for restructuring the organization to credit and support songwriters like never before. Among the positive changes under his watch: establishing a songwriter wing and including writer credits on albums.

The cost of living squeeze is going to get tighter this month as millions of households face soaring bills on top of a 1.25 percentage point National Insurance Contributions hike to help pay for health and social care across the UK.

People in Scotland who take part in UK's biggest free daily draw, Pick My Postcode (PMP), like to call it their 'coffee and cake' moment. They join the community of followers who check on a daily basis to see if they have been lucky enough to win.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced that thousands of autistic jobseekers across Scotland and the rest of the UK are set to benefit from calmer jobcentre environments and tailored support after 15 were accredited by the National Autistic Society (NAS) following a successful pilot.

Eurovision is back and, potentially, bigger than ever.

The nights are getting lighter and there's a definite whiff of spring in the air with temperatures rising all across the country.

Oscars are now just a matter of days away. Held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, the prestigious film awards ceremony will many of the industry’s biggest stars attend. The ceremony will take place on Sunday 27 March, with the event beginning at 8pm ET, or 1am (on 28 March) in the UK.

People are being warned about five 'vampire' appliances that can add £290 a year to your energy bill - even when you think they're turned off.

Many homeowners have been hit hard by the cost of living crisis which has seen prices soar across the UK. After Rishi Sunak delivered his spring statement in the House of Commons yesterday, a lot of people criticised the Chancellor for offering a lack of support for millions who will be hit by the energy price cap rise in April.

With the pandemic finally seeming to start to ease, travel restrictions lifting and holidaymakers getting to travel more freely again, more of us are starting to look at booking holidays abroad.

Mother's Day is coming up, and what better way to show her how much you care than by treating her to a relaxing getaways at one of the UK's best spa hotels. Featuring riverside hot tubs, mood-boosting massages, stunning views and gourmet cuisine, we bring you some the country's hottest new wellness retreats that are guaranteed to leave you feeling rested and rejuvenated.

Try an Olympic sport, climb aboard Concorde or visit Shakespeare’s house – and do it free of charge during National Lottery Open Week.

The charity behind Dumbarton’s animal rescue centre has launched a new fundraising campaign after experiencing its busiest year ever in 2021.

Dave settles in for a second week at Number 1 in the UK with Starlight.  

Gap made headlines in the UK back in July last year after they announced they was closing all of their 81 British stores down.The US retailer first opened their doors in the UK in 1987, after launching in California in 1969, and soon became a household favourite with their bright logos and comfy sweatshirts. Gap went on to totally dominate the 90s, with their own brand denim becoming a great alternative to Levis, with every young professional knowing it was the coolest place to buy the basics.

Mould is a common household problem as it can grow almost everywhere, with its strains depending on the environment. Given that it’s typically caused by condensation and excess moisture, mould is usually found in the corners of external walls, as well as on cold surfaces. Mould can also occur in places where the air is still, such as behind furniture or inside wardrobes.

Manori Ravindran International EditorA documentary that goes behind the scenes on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s six-year ordeal is coming to Channel 4The U.K. broadcaster has commissioned a single documentary, entitled “Nazanin,” from filmmaker and journalist Darius Bazargan.

Actress Lysette Anthony has been bravely and privately battling Parkinson’s disease for six years. As she reveals her health struggles for the first time with OK! at her home in Liverpool, it’s sadly clear she is already displaying symptoms of the debilitating disease. When Lysette welcomes us into the quirky three bedroom home she shares with her teenage son Jimi, she looks tired and is slightly unsteady on her feet.