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Older people in Glasgow are buying less food so they can save money to heat their homes as energy costs spiral, a charity has found.

Older people in Glasgow buying less food so they can heat their homes

Boris Johnson addresses the nation as he announces his resignation outside 10 Downing Street. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

MP says Secretary of State does not speak for Scotland as he helps prop up ‘care...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak at Wemyss Bay Train Station with Leader of the Scottish Conservative Party, Douglas Ross MP. Photo: John Devlin

Fears over job losses despite Chancellor’s support package for Scotland

Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Douglas Ross, on a recent visit to the Isle of Bute.

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Flexible furlough scheme hailed a success in Scotland

More than 32,000 restaurants across the UK have now signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme. It is open to all establishments that sell food for consumption on the premises including hotels, leisure centres and office canteens. Businesses are being encouraged to sign up now, so they are ready to use the scheme when it starts on August 3, 2020.
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Government scheme to attract customers back to bars, cafes and restaurants

Dominic Cummings is the latest government official to develop coronavirus sympto...