Woman slams Tesco customers for staring at her as they do not believe she is disabled

Gas and electricity bills are set to rise on April 1 as a result of the energy price cap increase. The energy price cap is the maximum amount that all UK energy suppliers can charge for each unit of gas and electricity.

Adult Disability Payment has started to replace Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for new claimants in three pilot areas across Scotland.

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will start to be replaced by the new Adult Disability Payment in three pilot areas across Scotland from today.

The Scottish Government's new disability payment for adults has opened for applications from people living in three pilot areas.

A man has been sentenced to life behind bars after he stabbed another man outside of a nightclub who he believed had 'disrespected him', a court heard.

A new Easter treat from Sainsbury's has left shoppers divided - with some even suggesting the supermarket has "gone too far."

Essex County Council is 'discouraging' anybody thinking of conducting DIY roadworks after a video of Sir Rod Stewart fixing potholes near to his home went viral.

Millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK are bracing themselves for the upcoming energy price hikes which are set to come into effect at the start of next month.

The family of murdered Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch believe his killing was premeditated as they launched an appeal for new information almost 40-years after his death.

Love Island star Laura Anderson slammed vile body-shaming trolls on social media who accused her of editing her photos.

Adult Disability Payment (ADP) is set to replace Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for more than 297,000 Scottish claimants from this summer.

UK broadcasters have combined to create access and inclusion “passports” that will better support disabled people in the industry.

A Scots mum who cares for her disabled daughter fears her family could be made homeless after being told her utility bills are set to almost triple.

A mum is suing a scandal-hit hospital she claims covered up ward contamination by accusing her of trying to murder her disabled daughter.

Christopher Vourlias Denis Ivanov, the Ukrainian producer of critically acclaimed films including Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy’s “The Tribe,” Sergey Loznitsa’s “Donbass” and Oleh Sentsov’s “Rhino,” has penned an impassioned letter against Russia’s war in Ukraine, describing it as a “genocide against Ukrainians” and accusing the Russian military of war crimes.In the letter, Ivanov gave his full-throated support to a boycott on Russian films, demanding “no more ‘business as usual’ with Putin’s Russia.”“I think some festival selectors, film professionals and cultural managers just do not get what is happening in Ukraine,” he wrote, in light of an ongoing campaign by the Russian military that has escalated in recent days. “This war of aggression by the Russians has turned into a war on independence and a war for values and rights.

Tributes have been paid to a young man with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) who died suddenly at the age of 20.

A case study of a Comrie man has helped shape a report by the Scottish Government outlining measures to reduce delayed discharge and provide care closer to home for people with learning disabilities and complex needs.