Pharmacist warning over hidden side effect of Type 2 diabetes drug
More than three million people are prescribed metformin to treat diabetes.
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More than three million people are prescribed metformin to treat diabetes.
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Rachel Reeves' decision to cut the Cash ISA limit to £12,000 from April 2027 will go ahead as planned, but certain savers will be exempt.
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“On some occasions we have found non-guests are using the car park so spaces become more scarce for customers”
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The Prime Minister's VAT cut has a benefit for some households.
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued an update.
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The weight loss giant supports its members through its 12,000 community groups across the UK and Ireland and online
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The family of six live in a huge property in Cheshire
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A councillor warned Leeds faces "economic suicide" if it continues to pursue the schemes.
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Urgent repair works are needed
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Can you get the answers right in our quiz?
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A motoring expert has explained the DVLA change
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Lana Hartley, who lives in and travels Devon in her campervan, has showcased a stunning 'temperate rainforest' in the county that she describes as feeling 'untouched and otherwordly'
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It all depends which plane you are flying on for your holiday
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A motoring expert has explained the DVLA change
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"One of the UK’s most iconic redevelopment projects."
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Dean Marshall was spared jail at Warwick Crown Court
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Replacement fleet will enable medics to keep in touch with experts on the ground in flight
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Cllr Shona Morrison, COSLA President, says “Scotland needs more democracy, not less”.
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Pressing funding woes spark concern around sustainability of flagship Gaelic language service
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Reform UK needs to up its game as an effective opposition
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Politicians could become subject to PVG checks before being allowed to take up public office, under plans being considered by John Swinney.
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The health service plays an important role in the economy by keeping people well enough to work
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John Swinney has opened the door for Scotland’s social care services to come under the management of the NHS.
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