Vladimir Putin formally declared winner in Russian presidential vote
Russian electoral officials have officially declared incumbent President Vladimir Putin the winner of last Sunday’s election.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16111873.Vladimir_Putin_formally_declared_winner_in_Russian_presidential_vote/?ref=rss
Ireland to conduct a security assessment of Russian diplomats
Ireland is to conduct a security assessment of Russian diplomats working in the country.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16111576.Ireland_to_conduct_a_security_assessment_of_Russian_diplomats/
EU countries get 11th hour temporary exemption from US metal tariffs
Mr Trump is imposing tariffs of 25% on imported steel and 10% on aluminium.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16111519.EU_countries_get_11th_hour_temporary_exemption_from_US_metal_tariffs/?ref=rss
Here’s to brew: controversial beer firm smashes through the £100m mark
BREWDOG has seen sales surge past £100m and forecast further strong growth in 2018, but profits more than halved last year as the...
Sauchiehall Street inferno: Firefighters remain at scene of Glasgow nightclub blaze
Emergency services remain at the scene a day after a major blaze broke out on a busy shopping street.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16111523.Sauchiehall_Street_inferno__Firefighters_remain_at_scene_of_Glasgow_nightclub_blaze/?ref=rss
MoD aware of 350 alleged breaches of international humanitarian law in Yemen
Campaigners called the number ‘staggering’ and warned UK arms had played a central role in creating one of the worst humanitarian crises in...
Jenny Saville unveils harrowing image of war in Syria in first Scottish show
ONE of Britain’s leading painters, Jenny Saville, has unveiled a rare new work in the National Galleries of Scotland inspired by the horror...
Sauchiehall Street inferno: Shops wait to survey the damage of “devastating” fire
SHOPS and businesses in Sauchiehall Street are still waiting to find out how bad the damage to their premises is after the fire...
Sauchiehall Street inferno: Glasgow grinds to a halt as shut streets disrupt traffic
Glasgow city centre ground to a halt, with major roads closed and a number of buses diverted away from the inferno which blazed...
Edinburgh Fringe festival workers ‘paid £3.40 an hour’
PROBE into exploitation of workers at the Edinburgh Fringe festival has been launched after claims of staff being paid half the minimum wage.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16110572.Edinburgh_Fringe_festival_workers__paid___3_40_an_hour_/?ref=rss
