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Is the prime minister ratings poison? Signs point to yes, if ACA’s dip in numbers is anything to go by.

Good morning, early birds. Several United Australia Party election candidates have reportedly faced criminal proceedings in court, and if Labor wins Saturday’s election Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says he will go to the Quadrilateral meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday immediately after being sworn in as leader. It’s the news you…

There are an estimated 90,000 people with dementia in Scotland - around 3,000 of which are under the age of 65.

Police Scotland is investigating claims that its own officers were involved in child sexual abuse after a woman came forward to claim one of her abusers was an officer that picked her up when she went missing.

After MP Rachel Maclean suggested people struggling for cash should work more hours or get better paid jobs, the Mirror spoke to three people already working multiple roles

When you add it all up, taking the on-demand numbers into account, Big Brother isn’t doing that badly for Seven after all.

The biggest reason for delays in diagnosis is the disorder being dismissed as a symptom of growing old according to research

THE former CEO of Sainsbury’s has been clear about what initially caused the cost of living crisis – telling Sky News that Brexit is to blame.

Boris Johnson's spokesman did not criticise Tory minister Rachel Maclean - and suggested critics were 'unhelpfully' trying to 'twist' her words as she hit back

A shortage of sunflower oil, cod and haddock, and potatoes could see a third of chippies close up shop.

A UK Government minister has caused outrage after suggesting people struggling during the cost-of-living crisis should consider taking on more hours…