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Almost 200,000 Scots pensioners missing out on £346m in benefits (opens the original)
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Almost 200,000 pensioners in Scotland are missing out on benefits worth some £346 million a year, charity campaigners have claimed. Research from Independent Age found pensioners are missing out on an average of £2,199 a year in social security payments. If take-up of the benefits was increased to 100%, the charity said that 30,000 older people could be lifted out of poverty. In addition, health and care services would save an estimated £90 million, as improved incomes would see more older Scots
Glasgow protesters who 'threatened safety' of people blasted by John Swinney (opens the original)
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John Swinney hit out at the protesters who “threatened the safety” of some people in Glasgow. The First Minister said that “the issues of community cohesion are issues that cause [him] deep concern” after the demonstrations highlighted divisions in the city. Around 1,700 people took part in the demonstrations in Glasgow at the end of July amid heightened tensions due to immigration. Trouble erupted again at another demonstration at the start of August, as protesters in the Priesthill area threw
Former chancellor calls for benefit claims by phone to be scrapped (opens the original)
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Former chancellor Sir Jeremy Hunt says benefit applications should no longer be able to be made over the phone as part of efforts in tackling the “mushrooming” number of claimants post pandemic. Sir Jeremy, who also served as health secretary when the Conservatives were in power, also said those with “moderate” anxiety and depression should be given treatment, rather than being “parked” on benefits. He spoke out on the issue when he appeared at the Edinburgh International Book Festival - reveali
"Game changer" allergy drug made from dead dust mites approved for use on NHS (opens the original)
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A new treatment for allergy sufferers made from house dust mites has been approved for use by the NHS in Scotland, in a move hailed as a “major milestone” in treatment. The drug Acarizax has been recommended by the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC), the body which approves new medicines for use by the NHS in Scotland. Already approved by the NHS in England, the drug – which is made using allergen extracts from house dust mites – can be prescribed for those with moderate to severe allergies. Ma
John Swinney issues 'be vigilant' wildfire warning after blazes across Scotland (opens the original)
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The danger from wildfires “can not be underestimated”, John Swinney has said as he urged people to “be vigilant” when outdoors. The First Minister spoke out ahead of a visit to the Cairngorms National Park – where fire crews have been dealing with a wildfire that started last week. In addition to that, another wildfire is burning at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, with Mr Swinney saying the two incidents show the “devastating impact wildfires can have on landscapes, properties and people’s lives”. S
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