Weekly Horoscope: January 15 to January 21, 2023

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A Scots mum lost two stone in the space of just six weeks after going without food to make sure her children had enough to eat.

Damar Hamlin continues to inspire with his incredible recovery weeks after nearly dying during an NFL game.

Lisa Marie Presley was having a very difficult time before her death, according to a new TMZ report.

Love Island's Shaughna Phillips has been "shocked" by the recent arrest of her boyfriend Billy, according to reports.

. As you move through this week's chilly stillness, remember that calm always precedes a storm. Or in this case a party! A full moon is brewing; note where your inner diva is ready to shine.

We have a sad but unfortunately not too surprising update in the search for missing child Athena Brownfield.

Repair works to roads wrecked by a burst water pipe in Milngavie could take up to two weeks to be completed. The burst main left around 250,000 properties in Glasgow without water last night.

An online petition calling on the UK Government to set a minimum level for weekly State Pension payments of £416.80 for everyone over the age of 60, arguing that the new rates from April are “far too low”, has passed the 10,000 signature threshold which triggers an official response. More than 17,330 people have already shown their support for the proposed changes.

Working on his fitness! Saturday Night Live alum Jay Pharoah celebrated his recent weight loss victory by sharing his secret.

BBC Chairman Richard Sharp helped to arrange a guarantee on a loan of up to £800,000 ($990,000) for Boris Johnson weeks before the then-prime minister recommended him for the role at the broadcaster, according to a new report.

. Some of the best cosmic skies's launch this week, so hit the ground running with a wildly positive, can-do mindset. Expand on what you think is possible, and you'll be nearer your goal, don't be shy; give it a try! Then follow on with tangible action because this season, where the mind goes, energy flows.

An appeal over the £20 weekly uplift which was paid to Universal Credit claimants during the coronavirus pandemic, but not to around two million people on legacy benefits, has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

An estimated 19.2 million families and 39.8 million individuals across Great Britain currently in receipt of State Pension or benefits from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will see their payments go up by 10.1 per cent later this year.

Social Security Scotland has issued an important update for new and existing claimants of Scottish Child Payment who are still waiting on the outcome of their application. The devolved benefit is now £25 per week for parents and carers of children up to the age of 16, worth £100 per month, per eligible child.