New online benefits tool helps Scots calculate entitlement before making claim

Doja Cat has reworked Hole‘s ‘Celebrity Skin’ for a new Super Bowl commercial – you can listen to it below.The pop star has teamed up with Taco Bell for The Grande Escape, a high-energy ad designed to “give fans a bold new taste of what it means to Live Más”.In it, Doja Cat covers Hole’s 1998 chart-topping track, which served as the lead single from the band’s third studio of the same name. The new version features lyrics reworked in partnership with Hole frontwoman Courtney Love.Set to air during the fourth quarter of Sunday’s (February 13) Super Bowl, The Grande Escape tells “an epic story of liberation from conformity and shows Doja Cat alongside others who escape from a clown college in pursuit of discovering Live Más for themselves.”According to a press release, the commercial is “a depiction of the exhilaration and comfort that comes from honouring and celebrating being different”.Doja Cat’s cover of ‘Celebrity Skin’ is released tomorrow (February 11), but you can check out her take on the Hole track in a behind-the-scenes video from the ad below. “It’s no secret I’m a major Taco Bell fan which has made my role with this campaign all the more fun,” Doja Cat said in a statement.

direct to your inboxUnable to open their windows, facing rising heating bills and living with fear.Those living in the five social housing blocks of Old Trafford say they've had a lot to deal with over the last few years.In 2011, contractors installed cladding on the outside of their homes.The cladding, which was to cover 15pc of each block, was the same as that installed at Grenfell tower in Kensington and Chelsea, London.The Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) cladding, banned from use in Germany since the 1980s, went up the sides of Grafton Court, Empress Court, Princess Court, Clifton Court and Pickford Court in the north of the borough nine years ago.In 2018, after the devastating fire which killed at least 72 people in Grenfell tower

Corrie still has a legion of fans who tune in every week to see what drama the Weatherfield residents have been up to. Since the world's longest running drama serial first debuted on December 9, 1960, there have been a whopping 57 births, 146 deaths and 131 weddings.

House Democrats unveiled their plans today for the third round of economic stimulus, releasing the full bill text.

Samara Weaving will be playing the role of former Playboy bunny Holly Madison in an upcoming limited series, Down the Rabbit Hole!

While we have not been able to enjoy a trip to the movies in ages, we are getting edge-of-our-seats drama delivered to us right on our couches.

February in New York usually consists of a different kind of hustle and bustle, with editors, bloggers and the usual fashion suspects running from show to show, in shoes we promised our friends were walkable (wrong) and coats we promised were warm enough (wrong again).

recently interviewed former NBA player Matt Barnes for my show The Rematch, where he discussed meeting with Joe Biden before November’s presidential election. Barnes and a coalition of prominent Black influencers including billionaire businessman Robert F Smith, CNN’s Van Jones, Charlamagne tha God and film director Deon Taylor pushed Biden on subjects such as the 1994 Crime Bill, making sure he and Kamala Harris would be held accountable for their policies around race and social justice moving forward.

Perthshire clan chief, landowner, retired high court judge, soldier and golfer.Sir William Alan Macpherson of Cluny and Blairgowrie, famously the author of the Macpherson Report into the Metropolitan Police after the murder of Stephen Lawrence, died on Sunday aged 94.Sir William was a retired high court judge with a long and distinguished career at the Bar.Perthshire North MSP John Swinney described the landmark Macpherson Report as “seminal” and was also keen to pay tribute to the “great benefit” Sir William’s close ties to Perthshire had in terms of local community life.Mr Swinney said: “His roots in Blairgowrie, and his constant connection with the area, brought him much joy and great benefit to the local community.”Blairgowrie and

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering controversial plans to level the playing field between high street and online costs by introducing a new sales tax.The plan follows calls last week from 18 high street retail bosses, including the heads of Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and Waterstones, to ensure online businesses pay similar tax to physical store sellers.However, home delivery expert ParcelHero is warning that this will directly impact millions of home shoppers and believes the tax will simply be passed straight on to the customer.ParcelHero’s Head of Consumer Services, David Jinks MILT, says home shoppers should not be “duped” into footing the bill for the impact of Covid-19.He said: “During lockdown, shoppers of all ages have

There has been a lot of news since Last Week Tonight with John Oliver last aired in November such as the launch of the vaccine rollout, Wall Street’s Game Stop extravaganza and a week-long obsession with sea shanties — whatever that was about. That said, Oliver decided to usher in season 8 with one of the most pressing news stories from last week: Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MySalford News'. That's all there is to it.But around 200 tenants are now taking legal action against the company and Salford council over fire hazards, extreme cold and electrical safety issues.They are claiming the properties in Pendleton are 'unfit for human habitation'.Rosemary Addy, has lived in Plane Court for nearly eight years.

Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Curse of the Shadows follows a new group of Midnight Society kids who learn of the terrifying curse cast over their small seaside town and are haunted by a mysterious creature known as the Shadowman. «We have to keep upping the scare factor every single episode! It was really important, especially coming off of the original show, where every episode had its own ghost tale or spooky story around the campfire, that we captured that essence and gave every episode its own little theme or distinction throughout the season’s storyline,» executive producer and showrunner J.T. Billings exclusively tells ET.

NBC’s Today show paid tribute this morning to Katherine Creag, the WNBC New York affiliate reporter who died suddenly and unexpectedly Wednesday at age 47. Watch the segment below.

Katherine Creag, a reporter for New York’s WNBC and familiar presence on the station’s morning news program Today in New York, died unexpectedly last night. She was 47.

The Late Late Show will feature some serious topics on Friday night with just a sprinkle of love in lieu of the usual high-energy Valentine’s special.

The Late Late Show will feature some serious topics on Friday night with just a sprinkle of love in lieu of the usual high-energy Valentine’s special.

Storm Dacry has brought snow and plummeting temperatures to most parts of Scotland this week forcing many households to put the heating on for longer in a bid to keep the cold at bay.Staying warm at this time of year is essential, and with lockdown restrictions still in place across the country, more people are spending more time at home, which could have an impact on energy bills.However, some households may be eligible for financial support to help with these costs through the Cold Weather Payment scheme - more than 700,000 payments have been made so far this winter across the UK.People on a low income and in receipt of certain benefits can claim the Cold Weather Payment to help with heating costs when the temperature is recorded as, or

A few green shoots of pandemic hope emerged today in New York, as state Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that large sports stadiums and entertainment arenas in New York will be able to open this month with limited capacity.

The Greatest Showman enjoys a fresh surge of popularity in the UK, as it swoops back to Number 1 on the Official Film Chart – for the first time in over two years.

Paris Hilton sounded the alarm last year on alleged abuse taking place at boarding schools with her own survivor story and now the hotel heiress is helping "thousands" of others around the country heal from their trauma as reform is on the horizon, sources tell Fox News. Hilton, 39, made headlines Monday as she testified at a state Senate committee hearing in Utah about the alleged abuse she suffered years ago as a student at Provo Canyon School in the late '90s.

Paris Hilton has taken her abuse allegations to the top.

Diane Sawyer is facing backlash for a 2003 interview she did with Britney Spears after it was featured in a documentary about the pop star.  The "Toxic" singer is the subject of an unauthorized documentary titled "The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears" that delves into the media’s handling of her during her early days of fame as well as her ongoing conservatorship battle with her father.  In one portion of the documentary, footage from Sawyer’s "ABC Primetime Thursday" interview is used.

Glen Kamara has the potential to play for one of Europe’s top sides.The 25-year-old has been in sensational form this season with dominant performances from midfield that have helped Steven Gerrard’s side romp clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.Kamara has notched two goals to complement his outstanding displays both domestically and in the Europa League.His performances have led to rave reviews and Niemi believes that they are more than deserved.He said: “It is quite obvious any time I am watching the matches that he is one of the most important players for Rangers.

Mariah Carey called out the National Football League’s hypocrisy after it pledged its commitment to end systemic racism in a Super Bowl advert on Sunday 7 February. The commercial demonstrated the importance of diversity to football and reaffirmed the pledge the NFL made in June last year to commit $250m (£182m) over the next decade to combatting systemic racism.

Ayrshire site owner.Ronnie Paterson, 66, and his wife Christine, 63, say a £700 cash dispute is preventing them from moving their caravan off Prestwick Holiday Park.Now Ronnie has enlisted the help of legal eagles in his bid to remove his caravan from the site which is owned by Arthur McKay.He said: “Initially, our family caravan was owned by the late Mr and Mrs William Steel (Christine’s parents), who traded in their almost new touring caravan for a static caravan on this site.“The static caravan is an Atlas Moonstone Year 2003.“Mr and Mrs Steel received no paperwork from McKay (i.e: bill of sale, terms and conditions, tenure etc).The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features,

I am on furlough at the moment as my place of work is closed. My employer is insisting that my colleagues and I use up most of our holidays for this calendar year during this furlough period. We just get the minimum 5.6 weeks a year, and if I am forced to take my holidays now, I won’t have any left for family holidays when things improve. Can my employer do this?An employer is able to dictate when their employees take holidays.