Depositors flee bank part owned by Dermot Desmond after crackdown
Dermot Desmond’s controversial Baltic bank lost more than a third of its deposits in the first quarter of this year as Latvia cracks...
Irvine’s high rises to come down, Saltcoats’ to stay up
TWO towers blocks in North Ayrshire will survive the local council’s plan to end high-rising living. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16211659.Irvine___s_high_rises_to_come_down__Saltcoats____to_stay_up/?ref=rss
Expert review says Portree Hospital in Skye must not close inpatient beds
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to axe inpatient beds at Portree Hospital on Skye will be halted after a major review of healthcare provision on...
WATCH: Scientists train spider to jump on demand
A spider called Kim has been trained to jump on demand by scientists keen to learn the secrets of her acrobatic ability. ....
RBS chief Ross McEwan: Branch closures will go ahead
Mr McEwan told Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee the decision had not been taken lightly. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16211229.RBS_chief_Ross_McEwan__Branch_closures_will_go_ahead/?ref=rss
Sturgeon: ‘No easy or clear path’ to Brexit powers deal
THERE is now “no easy or clear path” to averting a constitutional crisis over Brexit and devolved powers, Nicola Sturgeon’s office has admitted....
Kenny Reilly: Police reveal details of car involved in fatal Glasgow shooting
Detectives investigating the murder of a man shot as he sat in a car have released details of the vehicle used in the...
Investigation launched after dogs and buzzards poisoned
Police are investigating after three dogs and two birds of prey were poisoned. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16211055.Investigation_launched_after_dogs_and_buzzards_poisoned/?ref=rss
Senior adviser speaks out against nationwide testing in schools
A senior adviser to government has warned against “pushing nationwide testing" in schools. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16211043.Senior_adviser_speaks_out_against_nationwide_testing_in_schools/?ref=rss
‘Intrusive questioning added insult to injury for Cliff Richard in BBC case’
The singer’s barrister told a High Court judge that cross-examination about his religious and political beliefs was ‘unjustified’. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16211086.___Intrusive_questioning_added_insult_to_injury_for_Cliff_Richard_in_BBC_case___/?ref=rss
