Seamus Mallon ‘sad and angry’ at state of politics in Northern Ireland
One of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement has said he is sad and angry at how politics in Northern Ireland sits...
Darker emoji skin tones promote diversity, Twitter study shows
Fears that adapted skin colour options for social media icons might be used inappropriately have proved unfounded, researchers said.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148563.Darker_emoji_skin_tones_promote_diversity__Twitter_study_shows/?ref=rss
British Gas to hike energy bills for 4.1 million households
The price of the company’s standard variable tariff will rise to £1,161 a year for a typical dual fuel customer.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148615.British_Gas_to_hike_energy_bills_for_4_1_million_households/?ref=rss
Body found in Water of Leith
A body has been found in a river in Edinburgh.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148629.Body_found_in_Water_of_Leith/?ref=rss
Stansted passengers forced to wait hours to retrieve baggage
Around 30 delayed flights landed in a three-hour period amid poor visibility.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148633.Stansted_passengers_forced_to_wait_hours_to_retrieve_baggage/?ref=rss
Shadow minister apologises after ‘misunderstanding’ in Good Friday Agreement row
Barry Gardiner insisted he ‘absolutely’ does not believe the deal is outdated.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148648.Shadow_minister_apologises_after____misunderstanding____in_Good_Friday_Agreement_row/?ref=rss
Yes supporters “turning in on themselves”, Sillars admits
INDEPENDENCE supporters are frustrated and “turning in on themselves” because of a lack of leadership on a second referendum, the former deputy leader...
World’s most powerful offshore turbine installed off Aberdeen coast
The world’s most powerful wind turbine has been successfully installed in waters off the coats of Aberdeen, developers said.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148657.World___s_most_powerful_offshore_turbine_installed_off_Aberdeen_coast/?ref=rss
Mobile anti-terror barriers planned for Edinburgh
Mobile anti-terror barriers which sound an alert in a major incident are poised to be introduced in Edinburgh during festivals and events.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148695.Mobile_anti_terror_barriers_planned_for_Edinburgh/?ref=rss
One in three workers believe their job will be automated in next decade
Many employers are failing to retrain workers to prepare them for increased use of robots, a study finds.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16148730.One_in_three_workers_believe_their_job_will_be_automated_in_next_decade/?ref=rss
