04:42 EDT, 4 February 2021
Taking the first step to find work can often feel like a daunting prospect.
Accessing support in your local area can help you make the most of fresh opportunities and land that all important new role.
The UK Government is offering a range of local support for individuals and businesses, whether it s help to switch careers by developing new skills, bespoke support to spot vacancies, or job placements to grow your confidence.
The UK Government s Plan for Jobs is at the heart of the UK s recovery from the economic impact of coronavirus, and is already helping people of all ages back into work.
Scots scientists using giant âsnifferâ rats to identify deadly animal diseases
Glasgow University scientists are using the clever rodents to sniff out brucellosis - a disease that devastates livestock
One of the giant rats being used in the Glasgow University project. (Image: Daily Record)
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