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Kyle McPherson suffered distorted vision and struggled to stand while trying to take a penalty and was rushed to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh for scans.

Little Jacob Goodall was just four weeks old when doctors discovered he had an extremely rare atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumour and underwent surgery to remove 95 percent of the mass.

"The goal in front became distant and I couldn’t stand up straight. One of the boys said, 'Kyle, you’re next' and my best mate was like, 'No he’s not. He can’t even see.'"

Your intelligence quotient (IQ) helps determine your reasoning ability. It helps identify how proficient you are in processing information and using rationality to answer questions. Puzzles, brain teasers, and riddles test your IQ and measure your cognitive abilities. It sees how capable you are to solve problems and decode riddles.

Exclusive: Radiotherapy prior to operation could be key to reducing likelihood of tumours regrowing quickly, researchers say

Optical illusions can be pretty confusing as what you see could be completely unlike somebody else - and this latest one is no different

From circus school to listening to death metal, CEOs are turning to their 'opposite worlds' to escape the pressure of their day-to-day.

“We don’t think white people have just categorically different brains than Black people. We really think it’s due to the different experiences these groups have,” the study’s lead researcher said.

‘It has implications far beyond the mouth,’ researchers said

The legal action brought about by 55 former amateur players has a potential impact to affect hundreds of thousands

The musical extravaganza will take place at the Royal Bar in memory of five-year-old Sam Dorrance