Ken Smith’s Diary: In a spin, When in Rome and Sinking feeling
Wednesday musings from The Diaryhttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16100550.Ken_Smith_s_Diary__In_a_spin__When_in_Rome_and_Sinking_feeling/
Next generation need to help those affected by asbestos
A woman who has dedicated her life to helping those affected by the killer substance asbestos has said the next generation need to...
Camley’s Cartoon on Wednesday, March 21
Framed prints of Steven Camley’s cartoons are available by calling 0141 302 6210.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16100552.Camley_s_Cartoon_on_Wednesday__March_21/
Tories warned Scots firms busting Putin sanctions
THERESA May has come under new pressure to stop Vladimir Putin and his cronies using Scottish shell firms to bust sanctions after the...
Plummeting populations spark ‘spiral of decline’ for Scotland’s most rural communities
SCOTLAND’S most remote areas are expected to lose more than a quarter of their population over the next three decades.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16100558.Plummeting_populations_spark___39_spiral_of_decline__39__for_Scotland__39_s_most_rural_communities/
Canada proposes tightening controls on gun sales
Gun retailers in Canada would be required to keep records of firearms inventory and sales for at least 20 years under government legislation...
Police in Austin report new explosion
Emergency teams have responded to another reported explosion in the capital of Texas – the sixth in the past three weeks.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16101121.Police_in_Austin_report_new_explosion/
Brexit fishing deal protest to be held outside Parliament
Protesters are planning to dump fish in the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament in a symbolic demonstration against the Government’s Brexit...
Plastic pollution in sea could treble in a decade
The amount of plastic ending up in the ocean is set to treble in a decade without action to curb the problem, a...
Low earners at greater risk from local access to alcohol, research finds
Teams at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow studied the connections between alcohol consumption and income.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16101124.Low_earners_at_greater_risk_from_local_access_to_alcohol__research_finds/
