Sir Billy Connolly reveals he would like to die in Scotland
Sir Billy Connolly has said he would like to die in his homeland by the shores of Loch Lomond. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17269169.sir-billy-connolly-reveals-he-would-like-to-die-in-scotland/
Forensic scientist Dame Sue Black wins Scottish Book of the Year award
HER expertise on the effects of death on the human body has taken her around the world – from witnessing the aftermath of...
MP: Far right trying to muscle in to Scottish football
FAR-right groups are trying to muscle their way in to football, an MP has warned. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17268938.mp-far-right-trying-to-muscle-in-to-scottish-football/
Dave King stops legal proceedings against him by vowing to make Rangers share offer
Rangers chairman Dave King has stopped legal proceedings against him after providing a judge with a formal undertaking to proceed with an offer...
Scotland’s councils back second referendum on Brexit
THE body representing Scotland’s 32 councils has backed a second referendum on Brexit. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17268716.scotlands-councils-back-second-referendum-on-brexit/
Motor neurone disease research campaign boosted by Doddie Weir’s foundation
A research charity has launched a campaign to raise money to lay the foundations for human trials of a therapy for motor neurone...
BBC slammed by SNP for “severe dereliction” of their public responsibility over planned Brexit debate
BBC bosses have been told broadcasting a TV Brexit debate with just Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn would be a “severe dereliction" of...
Passengers told to brace for rail fare hike in January
PASSENGERS should brace for a bumper hike in train fares in the New Year, the rail industry has announced. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17268372.passengers-told-to-brace-for-rail-fare-hike-in-january/
High Court challenge to state pension age for 1950s women given go-ahead
Women affected by changes to the state pension age have won the first stage of their High Court challenge against the Government. ....
Rangers chairman Dave King says some shareholders have links to organised crime
Rangers chairman Dave King has told a court that he fears there are shareholders in the club who have links to organised crime....
