Sorry to interrupt your day, but I've just been diagnosed with dementia, and I'm going to need your help.

I'll need help when I can no longer button a shirt or recognise my own family.

My daughter will need help too. I worry this could ruin her life.

And we will all need help to find a cure to end the devastation of dementia.

I can't do this alone.

It will take a society to beat dementia, Alzheimer's Society.

This Easter at M&S, you'll find a selection of the yummias chocolate animals.

There's hiccup the hippo with his darling chubby little legs. And Sunny the

sloth beaming with his milk and white chocolate features. Toby the T-Rex, who's a bit green,

bit scary, but charming at the same time. And Ralph the Cavapoo. I almost don't want to bite

his scrumptious little nose right off. But I will.

All of these cuties for just £7 each.

This is not just food.

This is M&S food.

Selected stores.

Scotland has long had a problem with drugs.

In fact, it's a topic we covered previously.

With the highest drug death rate in Europe,

the question has less been why,

more what on earth can be done.

And a decision by Scotland's Lord Advocate, the nation's chief law officer, may have provided at least part of the answer. Soon, the Hunter Street Health Centre in Glasgow's East End

will be home to a pilot scheme where addicts can take their drugs in a hygienic environment

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