Skripal Novichok poisoning suspects ‘identified’
The news comes as an inquest is due to open for Dawn Sturgess, who died days after apparently coming into contact with Novichok...
Robot chemist discovers new molecules and reactions
University of Glasgow scientists have trained a robot to explore chemical reactions. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16364080.robot-chemist-discovers-new-molecules-and-reactions/
Turnberry awarded £50,000 contracts for Trump stay by US State Department
The Trump family’s Turnberry resort is to be paid more than £50,000 by the US government to cover the US president’s stay there....
UK’s love of books ‘in all forms’ stronger than ever as sales hit record high
Export income also rose compared to the previous year. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16364084.uks-love-of-books-in-all-forms-stronger-than-ever-as-sales-hit-record-high/
Military staff stationed in Scotland to get compensation for income tax hike
A £4 million plan to “protect" military personnel in Scotland from any income tax rises has been announced by the UK Government. ....
Orphaned schoolboy should be granted full citizenship, says MSP
An MSP has called for a 10-year-old schoolboy whose mother died while applying for asylum to be granted full citizenship. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16364085.orphaned-schoolboy-giorgi-kakava-should-be-granted-full-citizenship-says-msp/
HS2 will ‘rival Japan’s bullet trains for reliability’
The £55.7 billion project will “fundamentally” change how Britons view rail travel, the Government-backed firm behind the scheme says. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16363953.hs2-will-rival-japans-bullet-trains-for-reliability/
Tributes paid to friendly teenager who was found in reservoir
A TEENAGE boy whose body was recovered from a reservoir has been described as a talented young footballer and “friendly and very caring”....
Theresa May to visit Irish border as Brexit concerns continue
Mrs May will meet business representatives on the Northern Ireland side of the border on Thursday afternoon. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16363954.theresa-may-to-visit-irish-border-as-brexit-concerns-continue/
BBC would be ‘crazy’ to appeal Sir Cliff Richard ruling, Lord Patten warns
Lord Patten has said the BBC would be “crazy” to appeal a High Court ruling which found its coverage of a police raid...
