Scots gran to have all limbs cut off after PAPER CUT leads to sepsis
A GRANDMOTHER is waiting to have all four limbs amputated after falling victim to sepsis – from a paper cut.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16129826.Scots_gran_to_have_all_limbs_cut_off_after_PAPER_CUT_leads_to_sepsis/?ref=rss
Chic legend Nile Rodgers on beating cancer and his big Glasgow gig
At 65, Nile Rodgers is showing no signs of slowing down – even after surviving cancer twice and caring for his ailing mother....
Kevin McKenna: Ignore the slurs, Corbyn has put the heart back into Labour
YOU can never be certain about these things but I think my membership of the Labour Party would have endured if I hadn’t...
Saturday Interview: After 30 years at the helm, Duncan Ogilvie is still looking forward
IN 1989, when Duncan Ogilvie was just 22, he assumed the role of chief executive of Ogilvie Group, the company started by his...
Quick quiz: Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
How fast can you answer these five topical questions?http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16129768.Quick_quiz__Have_you_been_paying_attention_to_the_news_this_week_/?ref=rss
Police motorcycle safety campaign gets into gear
Police chiefs have launched their annual motorcycle safety campaign as bikers begin to return to the road for the first time in several...
Analysis: Testing times for evaluation of school progress
CONCERNS over the effective monitoring of Scottish education have their roots in a complex mix of political posturing, union pressure and the ongoing...
Reverse Assange internet ban, Ecuador urged
THE Ecuadorian president is being urged to reverse a ban on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange using the internet or receiving visitors.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16129409.Reverse_Assange_internet_ban__Ecuador_urged/?ref=rss
Anti-Catholic bias in Scotland may be ‘default setting’ says spokesman
THE Catholic Church in Scotland has called for a review into the projects used to tackle sectarianism amid claims that “anti-Catholicism may be...
New openness law will make whistleblowing over patient harm ‘less necessary’, says medic
A NEW law requiring health boards and care homes to be open about incidents of harm will make whistleblowing “less necessary", one of...
