James Whitmore
Only a fifth of 18–21-year-olds show an interest in learning about debt management, according to new data.
Demand for psychedelics-assisted psychotherapy is increasing in Switzerland, but patients still have to wait up to a year.
A look back at psychiatry and mental health from the 1900s to today.
Logitech has released a software update for its Stream Deck-like MX Creative Console and new plugins for Adobe Lightroom and Figma.
Jo Mason is going all out to break new ground by winning a Gold Cup with a difference at Wetherby on Sunday. Competing in the Royal Ascot, Ayr or... Read More
A woman has shared an easy way to deep clean your towels and sheets using just two natural ingredients. She said it will leave them "refreshed and white as can be"
With a lack of real breakthroughs since the 1960s, older methods such as electrical-based therapies are experiencing a revival in psychiatry.
A judge has asked him 'to consider a criminal complaint'
MULTAN: All Multan Sultans needed to get off the mark in this HBL Pakistan Super League season was a homecoming. In their first match at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Tuesday, Sultans put up a clinical show with Yasir Khan and Ubaid Shah shining with the bat and ball respectively, as they beat Lahore Qalandars by 33 runs for their first win of the season after three losses. After Yasir’s fireworks led the home team to a mammoth 228-5, Ubaid put up a fiery fast bowling show, striking at crucial points as Qalandars were restricted to 195-9. Ubaid’s first scalp was none other than that of Fakhar Zaman during the powerplay, in which Lahore managed only 58 runs and also lost Mohammad Naeem, the other opener Fakhar, after racing to 32 off 14 (two fours and three sixes), fell prey to a brilliant slower ball by Ubaid in the fifth over, with Josh Little waiting under the high ball to take a brilliant catch at square-leg. Abdullah Shafique and Daryl Mitchell looked to lift Qalandars again lost their wickets
This week I will participate in a summit convened by the First Minister badged in the correspon-dence I have received as an ‘Initiative to bring Scotland together - democracy and respect’.
Pahalgam massacre: Eyewitnesses indicated that gunshots were heard from multiple directions in quick succession, suggesting coordinated attacks
Elara Capital's Garima Kapoor believes India's 6.2% growth forecast by the IMF is realistic, though RBI and the Ministry of Finance may need to revise their estimates downwards. Trade uncertainties persist, but pro-growth policies and favorable cyclical tailwinds support the Indian economy.
My wife and I were paid a surprise visit on Sunday by her sister-in-law and her son. They are Ukrainian and have been afforded refugee status when they hurriedly left Ukraine to seek shelter and safety in Scotland three years ago.
I’d like to begin this column by extending my sympathies to Edinburgh’s Catholic communities following the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday.
As Donald Trump continues to wreak havoc in the world’s financial sector with his imposition of increased tariffs, some influencers have turned their attention to his impending state visit to the UK.
I think on fundamentals alone the broader financial services sector presents attractive opportunities in insurance, wealth management etc. where we are seeing the structural trend in financialization playing out. Our investing style remains sector agnostic though.
This time, Enola Holmes’s adventure will take her far from London to the island nation of Malta.
BAGHDAD (AP) — An official invitation to new Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa to attend the upcoming Arab League summit in Baghdad has triggered sharp political divisions within Iraq.