Virgin Media issues internet advice for customers to get faster speeds 'in minutes'

Motorists are being urged to remain mindful of the petrol stations they use to fill up their cars, as some can cost more than others.

for two seasons, but he's already Super Bowl-bound, with his girlfriend Kendall Moore by his side. And these two have some seriously straight teeth.

Demand for help with energy bills across the Citizens Advice network overtook support with universal credit and other benefits for the first time north of the Border, the organisation has said.

For Liam Fox, Saturday’s trip to Tynecastle must have felt like a particularly cruel exercise in testing the Dundee United coaching staff to breaking point and beyond. Call it a character building experience. A day when blow after thudding blow eventually saw the visitors crumple to the turf, their pride intact despite a defeat that left them stuck to the foot of the Scottish Premiership table.

Motorists who have changed address must update details on their licence and other documents or risk a hefty fine, the DVLA has warned.

Bargain hunters at Aldi have been left amazed after spotting a product on shelves that's a version of a popular high-end skincare favourite.

The RAC has issued a stark warning to drivers over wearing seatbelts 40 years to the day that they became mandatory in British cars.

Parts of Scotland are likely to be hit with a 24-hour monster rainstorm on Thursday, the Met Office has confirmed.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, parent of Facebook and Instagram, posted upbeat financials today to Wall Street’s surprise and relief, beating on revenue and daily active users. Earnings fell but were hit by a $4,2 billion restrcuturing charge after laying off 11,000 people late last year.

A woman who terrorised two boys during a three year campaign of abuse is facing jail. Nicola Sherlock, 35, threatened one youngster with a knife and forced soap into the mouth of another when they were aged between three and eight.

Police have launched a search for the driver of a Fiat 500 after two teenage girls were hospitalised following a crash in Edinburgh. Authorities were called to Sir Harry Lauder Road in the capital at around 1 am on Sunday, January 29 following reports of a two-car crash between a VW Insignia and a Fiat 500.

A vet has issued an emotional plea to pet owners who have to make the hard decision to put their dog to sleep. The animal lover has urged that it's so important to "make sure that your dog can see your face, and see that you are there" as she reveals that research "shows that dogs understand the words 'I love you'".

Lethal new pills on the street have sparked a major warning they could fuel Scotland’s drug death toll.

Mesh campaigners claim Health Secretary Humza Yousaf refused to meet them to hear their concerns. Patients blame surgical mesh products for leaving them disabled and in chronic pain and want the Scottish Government to hold an independent review into the use of the products.

CCTV images have been released in the search for a missing man from the Highlands. Matthew James from Ballachulish was sighted in Arbroath earlier this week and police have confirmed he made contact with his family on Friday.

A Scots mum says tech bosses should be made criminally liable for protecting kids from online harm - after her teen daughter took her own life.

Waiting for your car windows and windscreen to become clear on cold mornings can be a real pain, adding a lot of time to your journey.

EXCLUSIVE: After helping get this years Sundance Film Festival off the ground with the festival’s opening night movie, Sometimes I Think About Dying, director Rachel Lambert has signed with Range Media Partners. Lambert along with the films star, Daisy Ridley have earned raves following the premiere and the project is now being eyed by several buyers who attended opening night. The pic is also competing in the U.S. Dramatic Competition.

Households are set to make money by reducing their electricity usage today thanks to a National Grid scheme.

Proceeds of crime prosecutors have accepted an offer of little more than £30,000 from a fake designer goods merchant who made more than a million pounds from flogging bogus bling.