Paris looks to get back to business after fresh wave of protests
Scores of people were injured in the latest violence. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17286271.paris-looks-to-get-back-to-business-after-fresh-wave-of-protests/
Novichok victim Charlie Rowley ‘terrified’ about future health
The 45-year-old was exposed to the same nerve agent used in Salisbury to attack Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17286234.novichok-victim-charlie-rowley-terrified-about-future-health/
Fax machines to be banned across the NHS
All NHS organisations will be required to use modern communication methods, such as secure email, by March 2020. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17286236.fax-machines-to-be-banned-across-the-nhs/
Susan Swarbrick: Baby name predictions, black ice and movie sequels
WHAT’S in a name? Well, if the predictions for 2019 baby monikers are anything to go by then I would hazard a lifetime...
FUTURE SHOCK: It’s a Scottish work of genius – but one borne of disgusting greed and contempt for fleeced customers
COMEDIAN Chris Rock once said he loved hip hop, but couldn’t defend the genre’s somewhat abrasive lyrical content. As a stone cold gangsta...
Scotland’s Insider Guide: Tobermory
WITH its colourful backdrop and stunning natural harbour, arriving in Tobermory always makes your heart swell. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17275691.scotlands-insider-guide-tobermory/
Joanna Blythman reviews Southside Scran in Edinburgh
Tom Kitchin and Dominic Jack have named their latest Edinburgh venture Southside Scran, which strikes me as an odd choice. Yes, Tollcross is...
Move over gin … the rum revolution has arrived in Scotland
PAUL and Jacine Rutasikwa are telling the story of Matugga Rum. Its genesis is a fusion of their roots, one that stretches all...
Plan to bring 19th century mill back to life to revitalise Borders town
“I CAN’T find better words than just to say it was the best of the best in every sense of the word. The...
Neil Mackay: Why wine has become woven into our culture
AS National Wine Week comes to an end today, Writer at Large Neil Mackay, unravels why the humble grapevine has entwined itself so...
