The new Fair Repayment Rate will cap the amount repaid from benefit payments each month for short-term loans and debts at 15 per cent instead of 25 per cent. It will come into force next April.
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Smash the window or you'll be heading for door
HEARTS' entire season hinges on the next few weeks. It's make or break. The January window could be the gateway back to Europe if they get it right. Get it wrong and that door will slam shut.
A BAD TRIP FOR GERS
More travel misery leaves Clement on brink after Dundee pile on the pain
It's just the ticket
Record campaign pays off for fans as touts and resale platforms finally face government action
Brand's fine and 8 points for speeding
RUSSELL Brand has been fined by a judge after pleading guilty to speeding. The 49-year-old comedian was given five points after being caught driving his Mini at 95mph on the M4 on June 16 last year near Slough in Berkshire, breaking the 70mph limit.
Apocalypse
THE bright lights of Hollywood have been replaced by an apocalyptic glow as ferocious wildfires tear through A-list stars' homes, leaving devastation and despair in their wake.
Mexico prez in swipe at Trump Gulf name idea
THE Mexican president has joked the US should be called its historic name America Mexicana following Donald Trump's proposal to rename the Gulf of Mexico.
XTREMIST
Musk's attacks on ministers are investigated
HELL FIRE
PRINCE Harry and Meghan are preparing to flee their £11million mansion as wildfires continue to devastate parts of Hollywood. The worst blazes in the history of Los Angeles have already claimed the homes of scores of A-list stars including Anthony Hopkins, Billy Crystal and Paris Hilton. Last night the fires were still some way from the Duke and Duchess's Montecito home but sources said they are ready to go into \"crisis mode\". Their security team has been co-ordinating an evacuation plan while packing essentials for their children, Archie, five, and Lilibet, three. A neighbour said \"It's not chaos here yet but the fire is moving fast and we are not taking any chances.\" The couple and their neighbours - who are in a high risk area - have been given survival kits containing a solar charger, flashlight, protective equipment, ice, water, snacks and safety pamphlets. Last night they posted on their website to offer support, saying: \"A state of emergency has been issued. If you feel compelled to help, here are some resources.\" They then provided several links. The National Guard has been called out to help fight the fires sweeping the city where insurers say damage has already exceeded £8billion.
This is no silver bullet ..but it will save lives
Health chiefs hope \" 2.3m centre can help cut death toll
We'll talk straight on broken economy Rayner in long-term promise
ANGELA Rayner has insisted the UK Government is being \"straight\" with Scots over the challenges involved in fixing the economy.
