Health Secretary put ‘on notice’ by Tories
The Scottish Conservatives have warned they are putting the Health Secretary “on notice" ahead of a Holyrood debate on financial problems facing health...
Blood group O raises risk of death from traumatic injury, research shows
Having type O blood can more than double the risk of dying from serious injuries, a study has found. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16198381.Blood_group_O_raises_risk_of_death_from_traumatic_injury__research_shows/?ref=rss
Alfie Evans’ father had dreamed of his son playing for Everton
The youngster passed away on Saturday. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16198383.Alfie_Evans____father_had_dreamed_of_his_son_playing_for_Everton/?ref=rss
Jo Cox events to be extended in Scotland
Mrs Cox’s sister is to meet First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and other party leaders in Edinburgh to discuss plans for The Great Get...
Brexit ‘war cabinet’ to hold crunch meeting to thrash out customs deal
Arrangements for customs on the Irish border have emerged as a key stumbling block to the EU withdrawal agreement. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16198386.Brexit____war_cabinet____to_hold_crunch_meeting_to_thrash_out_customs_deal/?ref=rss
Eagle-eyed sniper’s dream of Ospreys on Loch Arkaig comes true at last
HE was famed as ‘Sniper Knight’, an old soldier whose passion for ornithology once saw him travel thousands of miles to Africa just...
3000 share views in Edinburgh tram consultation
Thousands of people shared their views in a major consultation about plans to extend the Scottish capital’s tram line. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16197553.3000_share_views_in_Edinburgh_tram_consultation/?ref=rss
Ticket sales boom for Boswell Book Festival
SCOTLAND’s festival of biography and memoir is set to have a banner year as ticket sales boom for the Boswell Book Festival. ....
Family of Sheku Bayoh to launch “unprecedented” legal case against police
THE family of a father-of two who died in police custody are to launch an “unprecedented" legal case against Police Scotland’s Acting Chief...
“Poor supervision” to blame for police reporting delays
A former senior police officer has revealed “poor supervision" could be to blame for offences being dropped due to police reporting delays. ....
