with Connie McLaughlin

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IN WORK POVERTY
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation's latest report found that around two-thirds of working-age adults in poverty live in a household where someone works. It also found poverty rates are much higher among part-time workers, carers and some low-paid sectors
Is it possible in 2026 to work yourself out of poverty?

BREASTFEEDING BREAKS
An Edinburgh entrepreneur has launched a campaign calling for a legal right to paid breastfeeding and expressing breaks at work. Connie speaks to Rachael Bews who says too many women are being forced to choose between feeding their baby and earning a living.
Should breastfeeding mums have a legal right to paid breaks at work?

PANIC ATTACKS
TV presenter Alison Hammond says she is "feeling so much better" after leaving This Morning live on air and being taken to hospital. The 51-year-old later revealed she had been given the all-clear and believes she experienced a panic attack, saying it felt very real and that she's still learning about the condition.
When you had your first panic attack, what do you wish someone had told you?

LUCK
New figures from the National Lottery suggest Motherwell is the place you're most likely to become a millionaire when population is taken into account, while Galashiels tops the UK for big winners of £50,000 or more. Glasgow is Scotland's luckiest city, with 178 lottery millionaires since 1994.
Where are you from, and what's the luckiest thing that's ever happened to you?