National media briefing: StepChange, BBC Children In Need, RSPB Scotland and Save The Children
Charities in today's national news
National media briefing
More than 3.2 million people have been left too scared to answer the phone by nuisance calls from telemarketing companies, a survey by the debt charity StepChange has found.
See the Daily Mail for full story
The singer Ellie Goulding is releasing this year's BBC Children In Need single, a cover of the Waterboys song How Long Will I Love You.
See BBC News for full story
RSPB Scotland has described a 47-turbine wind farm planned for Sutherland as "one of the most worrying it has ever seen".
Susan Boyle's duet with Elvis Presley, O Come, All Ye Faithful, is being released as a Christmas single to raise money for Save The Children.
See The Independent for full story
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