Two sides to every story: Lauren Mayberry of Chvrches talks about embracing the contradictions at the heart of their third album, Love Is Dead
HOW quickly does five years go by? It depends who you are and what you’re doing. If you’re Lauren Mayberry, 30-year-old lead singer...
Future Shock: Google, evil and how the Big Tech staff rebellion failed
THE internal code of conduct here at Herald Towers is pretty standard fare for a modern office environment – a manifesto for beige...
Inside the mind of ‘reckless narcissist’ Vladimir Putin
The leader of a superpower with his finger on the nuclear button has been diagnosed as a “reckless narcissist” by a Scots psychologist....
In search of the home of malt: the Macallan whisky cathedral
It’s Scotland’s greatest gift to the world. And, alongside golf, the thing that Scotland is most recognised for. No matter where you go,...
Church of Scotland evicts homelessness charity amid safety fears and police incidents
A NIGHT shelter for homeless refugees in Glasgow is to close after a Christian church decided to evict the charity which runs the...
Step forward for campaign to close legal ‘loophole’ on child abduction in Scotland
CAMPAIGNERS against abduction of children by a parent have hailed a Scottish Government consultation on a change in the law as a “positive...
Scottish Police College facing strike by cleaners
POLICE Scotland is facing an industrial dispute with cleaners threatening to strike at its flagship training college. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16252694.Scottish_Police_College_facing_strike_by_cleaners/
Think tank backs bus and energy nationalisation led by councils
COUNCILS should take charge of Scotland’s buses, energy and broadband, a think tank has said. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16252697.Think_tank_backs_bus_and_energy_nationalisation_led_by_councils/
Urban growth: meet the city farmers looking to use vacant land and abandoned buildings to transform Scotland’s food landscape
A GROUP of local food producers is aiming to transform Scotland’s cities, and overhaul the country’s food landscape, by creating urban farms on...
John Swinney in education policy u-turn after pressure from councils
EDUCATION Secretary John Swinney has watered down his flagship education plan to give head teachers more control of schools, the Sunday Herald can...
