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MasterChef and its spin-off series will continue to get the nation salivating in front of their TV screens as a new three-year deal has been signed.

The Glasgow School of Art is sending mixed messages about who the Mackintosh building is really for. From the outside, it looks like the board has lost its way.

‘What if I train someone and they leave?” they ask. Well, what if you don’t train them and they stay?’

Shoppers are cutting back on buying branded goods, a report has revealed – but are refusing to skimp on own label tea.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn are “cowards” who refuse to hold themselves up to proper scrutiny on television, Channel 4 News chief Dorothy Byrne has said.

The Duchess of Sussex's close friend Jessica Mulroney has hit out at Meghan's critics as "racist bullies".

A man whose life was saved after his wife launched one of Britain's biggest ever crowd funds has announced they are having a baby.

Nine closures a month have hit Scotland’s high streets since 2016, a new report reveals today.

A nuclear reactor at a power station will temporarily return to service after being shut down last year when cracks were found in its core.

A toddler is in a serious condition after falling from the window of a hotel in Blackpool, police have said.

The family of a man who died after contracting Legionnaires’ disease while on holiday in Bulgaria have launched legal action against the tour operator.

The Foreign Office has expressed concern following reports a trade official linked to the Scottish Government has been detained at the border between Hong Kong and China.

An elderly couple have spoken of their "disgust" after a hotel waiter described them as 'old people' on their drinks bill.

Thousands of Airbnb properties may be operating unlawfully in the Capital as council enforcement struggles to cope with the explosion of short-term lets.

One person has died and five others have been injured following a five-vehicle crash on a Highland road.

A painter who was killed by an 11,000-volt electric shock when his ladder touched an overhead power line died because of a "moment's inattention", a sheriff has ruled.