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A man has tragically died after being hit by a car while walking on the M8 in the early hours.

Police in Lanarkshire have launched appeals for help after two people were killed in separate accidents.

An elderly man has died after being hit by a car in Lanarkshire within an hour of another fatal crash in the region.

people retiring in 2021 do not plan to give up work completely, a new survey has found. Some plan to go part-time, while others are considering volunteering or starting their own business, according to the ‘class of 2021’ report from Standard Life Aberdeen.

approaching retirement risk exhausting their pension savings early, new research suggests.Standard Life surveyed 1,000 people aged over 55 and still working across the UK in February and discovered that a quarter (25%) of those aged 55 to 64 were only budgeting for their retirement income to last 10 years or less, with one in eight (12%) planning for that money to support them for just one to five years.Three in 10 (29%) over-55s expect to need the same amount of cash each year throughout their retirement and just over a quarter (27%) are not sure of their retirement income needs and how they will change.John Tait, retirement advice specialist at Standard Life, said: "Many people are struggling to think more than five or 10 years ahead,

Police Scotland is appealing for information following a fatal crash at Harthill Services on the M8.