AFTER spending more than a decade at IBM, latterly in a global vice president role, Melinda Mathews Clarkson is a getting used life...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018ACCORDING to the author of the Book of Revelation a special place in Hell awaits those who swan through life seeking always to...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018Italian pesto sold by UK supermarkets contains substitute and often cheaper ingredients such as sunflower oil, carrot and even bamboo fibres, an investigation...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018NICOLA Sturgeon is facing a quiz from MSPs about why her ministers took control of a Chinese-backed planning application on the eve of...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018THOUSANDS of pro-Remain activists are expected to take part in events across Scotland today as part of a UK-wide action day by the...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018Thousands of RBS shareholders are edging closer to finally receiving their share of a £200 million payout from the bank, with a battle...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018Like many ordinary Zimbabweans right now, Joy Mviro is adamant that things have changed for the better. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16159359.New_hope_for_Zimbabwe_after_decades_of_Mugabe_rule/?ref=rss
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018THE sap is rising. For most of the last decade, spring has meant an election of some sort – local, Holyrood, Westminster or...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018GEARING up to represent Britain at one of the world’s top cycling events would be a moment of celebration and excitement for most....
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018THE free concert in Glasgow’s George Square on June 11, 1965, was supposed to be a fairly quiet affair. Around 200 office workers...
By Brian McGuireApril 14, 2018