Artefacts believed to have been plundered at Hadrian’s Wall
Archaeologists have raised the alarm over loss and damage caused by nighthawks in the illegal search for treasure along Hadrian’s Wall. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16301874.Artefacts_believed_to_have_been_plundered_at_Hadrian__39_s_Wall/
Iain Macwhirter: Brexit paves the way for Scotland’s divorce from UK
I CAN’T help noticing how the old, poisonous football enmities between Scotland and England have matured into a civilised banter, even respect. Meanwhile,...
‘Mundell’s position is untenable’, says SNP Westminster leader
The SNP’s protest at Prime Minister’s Questions “most certainly isn’t" a one-off, the party’s Westminster leader has warned. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16301888.__39_Mundell__39_s_position_is_untenable__39___says_SNP_Westminster_leader/
Watchdog calls for mandatory traffic light food labelling after Brexit
A watchdog has called for mandatory traffic light food labelling post-Brexit after finding that information on breakfast cereals could be misleading consumers about...
Scottish Court and Tribunal Service appeals the decision of one of its own judges
THE Scottish Court and Tribunal Service (SCTS) has launched an appeal against the decision of one of its own judges after losing a...
Youngsters eating more than one million sweet treats a week – cancer charity
Young children in Scotland are eating more than a million sweet treats every week raising obesity fears, according to new analysis by Cancer...
The Mack can be restored, says Gray
THE Mackintosh building, “the world’s most indestructible building”, can be built again, the chairwoman of the Glasgow School of Art has declared. ....
Watchdog warns of delays and £900m overspend in Sellafield decommissioning
Decommissioning the nuclear site at Sellafield faces continued delays and an overspend of up to £913 million, according to an official report. ....
Scottish Government urged to look again at role of Confucius Institutes
SHE was teaching on the other side of the world. But still Sonia Zhao felt the oppressive weight of China’s authoritarian rulers in...
Art school’s Stow College expansion plans delayed by months
AMBITIOUS plans to turn Glasgow’s former Stow College into an “inspirational and truly world class” teaching space for fine art students have been...
