Anti-depressants and bladder drugs linked to increased risk of dementia
A study found that long-term use of certain anticholinergic drugs was associated with future incidence of the neurological disorder. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185349.Anti_depressants_and_bladder_drugs_linked_to_increased_risk_of_dementia/?ref=rss
Facebook revenue and user numbers increase despite data scandal
Facebook has reported strong financial results despite questions over its data privacy practices in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185351.Facebook_revenue_and_user_numbers_increase_despite_data_scandal/?ref=rss
Stormont leaders trade blows ahead of talks with Karen Bradley
Stormont leaders have traded fresh blows in their ongoing blame game ahead of talks with the UK government. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185350.Stormont_leaders_trade_blows_ahead_of_talks_with_Karen_Bradley/?ref=rss
Parents fail in 11th-hour legal bid to move Alfie Evans to foreign hospital
The parents of Alfie Evans have failed in an 11th-hour attempt to persuade judges to let them move the terminally-ill youngster to a...
Home Secretary regrets failing to see scope of Windrush scandal sooner
Amber Rudd has spoken of her “bitter regret” at failing to grasp the scale of the Windrush scandal sooner. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185353.Home_Secretary_regrets_failing_to_see_scope_of_Windrush_scandal_sooner/?ref=rss
Meghan’s attention turns to wedding after Anzac Day engagement with Harry
Meghan Markle may have carried out her last official engagement before the royal wedding – bowing out at Prince Harry’s side honouring New Zealand and...
BBC footage of Sir Cliff Richard raid was intrusive, says ex-police chief
The former chief constable of South Yorkshire Police, David Crompton, has described BBC footage of the force’s raid on Sir Cliff Richard’s Berkshire...
Shirley-Anne Somerville: Sexual harassment a ‘deeply engrained societal issue’
THE higher and further education sectors are really important to our society and we can be rightly proud of the work that goes...
One-in-four Scots targets of daily nuisance calls
ALMOST one in four Scots are being targeted by firms cold calling them every day, a new survey has found. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16184342.One_in_four_Scots_targets_of_daily_nuisance_calls/?ref=rss
Church to relax rules on children and communion
Rules governing communion at Church of Scotland services set to be relaxed to offer the sacrament to new parishioners and unbaptised children in...
