THE SCOTTISH Education Secretary has been bashed for treating her constituency as a "special case" after agreeing to fund a £90 million super-campus while "systematically neglecting" the rest of Scotland, a report has claimed.

A MAN living in a tent after becoming homeless during the pandemic stayed by his deceased wife's body for three days, an inquest has heard.

ALMOST £1billion in grants intended for struggling businesses is being held by councils that are failing to allocate the money, it has been claimed.

MPs have called for the Post Office to "fully compensate" hundreds of sub-postmasters and mistresses who lost thousands of pounds because of an IT glitch.

OIL PRICES are at a seven-year high amid tensions in Russia, pre-pandemic demands, and a global lag in supply.

POLICE have been accused of not taking fraud seriously enough as figures show there have only been 24 prosecutions for text scams despite millions of people receiving them every month.

OFGEM is set to ban energy suppliers from only offering discount deals to new customers, in an attempt to stop more energy firms going bust.

LADY VICTORIA HERVEY, a close friend of Prince Andrew's, told GB News host Dan Wootton that it was her opinion the Duke of York's decision to settle out of court may have not been entirely his decision.

SMART METERS risk interfering with nuclear missile warning systems, prompting energy bosses to halt their roll out in an area of Yorkshire.

FISHERMEN feel "betrayed" by Boris Johnson, whose promises to take back control of UK waters after Brexit are little more than a red herring, an industry spokesman has claimed.