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Concerns have been raised about how not taking up free school meals affects funding from the Scottish Government.

Two friends are sharing their experience with mental health to help other men in the Kingdom.

A Ifor Williams trailer and it's contents were taken from an industrial estate in Glenrothes.

The father of PC Andrew Harper who was killed while attending a burglary on Thursday says his family are "in a bad place".

The US has issued a warrant to seize an Iranian supertanker in a bid to prevent it from leaving Gibraltar.

Riot officers carrying shields have chased protesters through a busy district in Hong Kong to end a brief stand-off outside a police station.

Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is ready to put his faith in Gareth Bale as he looks set to stay at the Bernabeu.

Inter Milan are considering making a bid to sign Alexis Sanchez from Manchester United, according to Sky in Italy.

Stuart Broad remains confident England can force a victory in the second Ashes Test at Lord's despite rain halting their charge on day three.

The Treasury is to slap Standard Chartered, the emerging markets lender, with a multimillion-pound fine for failing to prevent sanctions breaches, dealing a further blow to the FTSE-100 bank's reputation.

Turkey's military pension fund has entered into exclusive talks for the takeover of British Steel.

The boss of Cathay Pacific has resigned over "recent events" taking place in Hong Kong.

Easy Rider actor and writer Peter Fonda has died aged 79 after respiratory failure from lung cancer, his family have said.

The Brexit deadline is just weeks away.

Young musicians are leading the revival of jazz music as streaming sites like Spotify report a growth in the number of people under 30 listening to the genre.

The father of PC Andrew Harper who was killed while attending a burglary on Thursday says his family are "in a bad place".

A police officer who was murdered while responding to a reported burglary in Berkshire was a newlywed due to go on his honeymoon next week.

Further blustery showers are forecast for the next few days across the UK and forecasters have dampened hopes of a Bank Holiday heatwave.

A seaside town is planning to install public toilets that will stop sexual activity by spraying amorous occupants with water and sounding an alarm.

Empty high street shops should be given to start-ups and community projects to help reverse the "economic decay" of Britain's town centres, Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Young musicians are leading the revival of jazz music as streaming sites like Spotify report a growth in the number of people under 30 listening to the genre.

Riot officers carrying shields have chased protesters through a busy district in Hong Kong to end a brief stand-off outside a police station.

The US has issued a warrant to seize an Iranian supertanker in a bid to prevent it from leaving Gibraltar.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed "great satisfaction" over the "amazing success" of his country's missile programme after another test on Friday, according to state run media.

A seaside town is planning to install public toilets that will stop sexual activity by spraying amorous occupants with water and sounding an alarm.

The "lookalike" of Friends actor David Schwimmer has been jailed for nine months for theft and fraud offences.

Old television sets have been dumped outside the homes of dozens of people in the US... by a man wearing an old TV on his head.