The Herald’s prestigious awards set to toast the finest in higher education
COMEDIAN Fred MacAulay will host and toast the achievements of Scotland’s universities and colleges at next week’s The Herald Higher Education Awards. ....
Roger Billcliffe: Were lessons learned from 2014 Mackintosh fire?
IN his column on the latest fire at Glasgow School of Art, Kevin McKenna said Glasgow needed some answers to questions never adequately...
Brexit straining Sewel convention ‘almost to destruction’
BREXIT is straining the convention that underpins law-making by Edinburgh and London “almost to destruction”, one of the country’s leading legal academics has...
Grave crisis looming on Scottish island
FAMILIES on one of Scotland’s largest islands are being told a loved one must die before they are sold a burial plot. ....
Lessons for a possible Glasgow School of Art restoration can be learned from Germany, Latvia – and Raasay
STONE buildings that have been destroyed can be rebuilt, as many projects across Europe have shown. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16299108.Lessons_for_a_possible_Glasgow_School_of_Art_restoration_can_be_learned_from_Germany__Latvia_-_and_Raasay/
Children who run away at risk of sexual exploitation, care watchdog warns
Councils have been warned that runaway teens are often sexually exploited, and one in five care services are not good enough at assessing...
Journalists drop immediate strike threat at STV
JOURNALISTS at STV have called off the immediate threat of a strike over jobs cuts. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16299116.Journalists_drop_immediate_strike_threat_at_STV/
Labour demand review of FoI regime under SNP
LABOUR are demanding an investigation into SNP government secrecy in the wake of a damning report into how ministers mishandled freedom of information...
May attacks ‘vile extremism’ on anniversary of terror attack
Britain’s values will not be broken by “vile extremism”, Theresa May has said one year on from the Finsbury Park terror attack. ....
May accused by Tory MP of rushing out ‘ill thought-through’ NHS cash boost
THERESA May has been accused by one of her own MPs of an “ill thought-through” £21 billion NHS cash boost, rushed out to...
