Two cats found 'poisoned' on Scots street as pet owners warned to be vigilant

TIPPING Point: Lucky Stars welcomed Gaby Roslin onto the set of the set of the cheerful ITV quiz last night. But fans may not remember a previous TV appearance where she opened up about a horrific encounter - where she was punched in the face by a stranger.

A Scots nurse has told of her panic after her son was rushed to hospital with a serious infection whilst she was abroad on holiday.

BBC Two broadcast The Office has developed into a multi award-winning international franchise with remakes in 10 different countries. The most notable of these is the US version, Wales Online reports, where Slough's Wernham Hogg becomes the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, and the office is managed by Steve Carell. The US Office lasted a whopping nine series, compared with the original which consisted of just 14 episodes.

‘Let’s talk about dementia’, which is packed with practical advice from our team members as well as answers to questions we’ve been asked by relatives of those living in our care homes.” The study also found 36 per cent of adults have researched the signs of dementia online.Similarly, 35 per cent admitted they have many questions about the condition but do not know how to get the answers.Of those polled, 39 per cent do not suspect any of their relatives are currently showing symptoms of the condition, but worryingly 66 per cent of those admitted they wouldn’t be able to identify the signs.Half also fear they don’t know enough about the condition to be able to help, while 39 per cent worry they wouldn’t recognise the indications of dementia until it was quite far down the line.It also emerged one in 10 adults suspect a loved one may be showing signs due to their relative being forgetful (59 per cent) and their behaviour significantly changing (43 per cent).Signs they have noticed included general confusion (42 per cent), difficulty concentrating (34 per cent) and struggling to follow a conversation (25 per cent).As a result, 71 per cent of them have sought professional help.The poll, carried out via OnePoll, found 43 per cent of adults have had a loved one diagnosed with dementia.Among the most common indicators their relatives exhibited were memory loss (53 per cent), confusion over times and places (40 per cent) and struggling to do everyday tasks such as counting change.Alzheimer’s Society ambassador Angela Rippon, who is partnering with Care UK to launch the guide, added: “I know first-hand just how families feel when a loved one is diagnosed with dementia."It’s often a confusing time and it’s easy to feel powerless

Taliban for their hospitality just hours before falling ill from food poisoning.Miles Routledge, a former physics student at Loughborough University, who decided to travel to Afghanistan last summer after Googling "most dangerous countries to visit", was visiting one of the country's top restaurants with funds he gained from his loyal fans.Sharing his experience on Twitter, the 22-year-old boasted about the 'amazing' food he purchased for £20 as he slammed Western media for claiming it's "bad".His initial tweet said: "US is the richest country in the world but many struggle with food. Western media says Afghanistan is bad but everyone shares food if they cannot afford and everything tastes amazing!"All this for $26 at a top restaurant.

husband is having sex with our childminder.He swears nothing is going on. Yet I come home from work and can see our bed has been messed up. I find long hairs on the pillow and used tissues in the bin.He says I’m paranoid and going mad.

When OK! catches up with Denise Van Outen she is on a high, having just finished touring the UK as a judge with The Masked Singer Live. “It was so much fun that I’ve kind of got the post-tour blues now,” says the actress and presenter, who appeared as Fox on the ITV singing contest in 2020. “I was on a tour bus with Joel [Dommett] and Aston [Merrygold] and we just had a such a lovely time hanging out.” The tour was won by former EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa, who Denise says she can “100%” see being a huge star on the West End.

Two men have admitted having weapons during a street disturbance in Wishaw.

As the summer rolls back around, and the beer gardens fill back up, it’s useful to know where you can find the cheapest pints. Back in 2019 - before face masks and lateral flows - the Manchester Evening News went on a hunt to find the cheapest pints in Greater Manchester.

Kate Middleton has marked her daughter Princess Charlotte's seventh birthday with a series of sweet snaps she took herself.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, took to the official Instagram pages for herself and husband Prince William, 39, to reveal the snaps for their legion of fans to see. In one photo, Charlotte, who turns seven on 2 May, can be seen dressed in a pair of dark navy trousers alongside a light blue jumper, which was teamed with a blue polkadot white shirt underneath.

The 48 women abused by sex attack doctor Krishna Singh are the “tip of the iceberg” police have revealed – with four more women coming forward claiming he abused them.

The family of a young mum who took her own life after allegedly being sexually assaulted by two men have said she is “just a statistic” to police following a decision not to prosecute one of the pair.

The detective who spearheaded the investigation against serial sexual predator Dr Krishna Singh described the case as “complex and horrific”.

Princess Charlotte has been photographed with her arm around the family cocker spaniel in a picture taken to mark her seventh birthday. The young royal, surrounded by bluebells, was snapped by the Duchess of Cambridge in Norfolk this weekend enjoying the outdoors. Charlotte and pet dog Orla appear in one of three pictures released ahead of the princess turning seven on Monday.

with her arm around the family cocker spaniel in a picture taken to mark her seventh birthday. The radiant young royal, surrounded by bluebells, was snapped by the Duchess of Cambridge in Norfolk this weekend enjoying the outdoors. Charlotte and pet dog Orla appear in one of three pictures released ahead of the princess turning seven on Monday.

Coronation Street stars looked worlds away from their characters over the weekend as they attended the ITV soap's belated Christmas celebration, which was renamed to Spring party. Taking to Instagram, the likes of Elle Mulvaney, Harriet Bibby, Millie Gibson, Tanisha Gorey and Samia Longchambon shared a collection of glamorous snaps from the fun celebration.

Martha Stewart first met Pete Davidson when the were both tapped as roasters for the 2018 Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber, and they reconnected at Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Coronation Street 's Elle Mulvaney looked worlds away from her soap character on Saturday as she enjoyed a fun night out with her co-stars. Taking to Instagram, Elle, 19, who plays Amy Barlow on the ITV soap, shared a collection of snaps with her co-star Harriet Bibby, who plays Summer Spellman, as they headed to the ITV soap's Spring party.

On November 9, 2021, the first case of a new Covid variant was detected in South Africa. On November 26, with cases rising across that country, the World Health Organization declared it a “variant of concern,” noting a likely increased transmissibility. They called it Omicron.

Love Island star Laura Anderson is joining the star-studded line-up for Celebrity Karaoke Club.

Writing in her new book, We Can All Make It, Sara gushes that she learned a lot from Deborah as she had been “flying the flag for women in business” and helped to “forge paths that made [Sara’s] journey smoother.”When it came to their first day together in the Den, Sara quickly discovered that the business tycoons had very different ways of doing things.She recalls her first ever pitch which consisted of a street-food truck parking up in the Den. Sara has now been on the BBC show for three years and her and Deborah have struck up a good friendship.  However, looking back on the awkward moment, Sara says Deborah “definitely put her in her place”.She told Express.co.uk: “I didn't feel intimidated, but I definitely felt put in my place!  “When I reflected on the situation I thought, wow, Deborah has had to lay the groundwork and the foundations for other female Dragons to come in that Den and be successful.