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The Glen Affric tartan, which is thought to date to between 1500 and 1600, will go on display at V&A Dundee next month.

Business rates revenues are expected to rise by £1.4bn, or 4.9%, to £29.9bn when new valuations come into force on Saturday April 1.

Delays linking up HS2 and Euston will mean extra costs and potentially even higher spending, the National Audit Office has warned ministers.

OBR chairman Richard Hughes said the effect of Brexit on the economy is on the ‘magnitude’ of the coronavirus pandemic and rising energy prices.

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove said the use of nitrous oxide in public is a ‘scourge’ and is fuelling anti-social behaviour.

The 1988 Scotland Schools team, who played in New Zealand alongside Doddie Weir, completed an 88km challenge in memory of their former teammate.

West Midlands Police said a 36-year-old-man was arrested on suspicion of blackmail at an address in Warwickshire on Saturday evening.

Bosses at pensions and life insurance giant Legal & General also warned that inequalities across Britain have worsened over the past year.

The double-decker, four-engine A380 can carry 517 passengers.

More than four out of five of last year’s attendees went on speed awareness courses, which aim to help people identify speed limits.

Jonathan Mildenhall curated the novel called A Colourful View From The Top.

Labour former minister Gareth Thomas said his reforms would act as ‘rocket fuel’ for staff-owned businesses like retail giant John Lewis.

Maryam Amiri is calling on the Government to reconsider its decision.

A wide variety of stories feature across Sunday’s front pages.

The findings may go some way to explaining why people with mental health problems tend to have shorter lifespans, the researchers say.

The race to become the next first minister of Scotland has not been short on drama.

The payment will be the first of three totalling up to £900 for means-tested benefits claimants, as part of the Government’s cost-of-living support.

‘Hundreds of children and adults will see inherited white matter disorders specialists and get a genetic diagnosis sooner,’ an NHS boss said.

Rape Crisis England & Wales says its report shines a light on the ‘disastrous impact’ of the backlog on victims.

The Children’s Commissioner criticised ‘widespread non-compliance’ with statutory safeguards.