Deadly nerve agent in highest concentration on ex-spy’s front door, tests reveal
A former Russian spy and his daughter who were victims of a nerve agent attack first came into contact with the deadly chemical...
Ecuadorian government suspends Assange’s internet access
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has had access to the internet suspended by the Ecuadorian government.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16124326.Ecuadorian_government_suspends_Assange___s_internet_access/?ref=rss
Saltire colours for world-famous Empire State Building
THE world-famous Empire State Building in New York City is set to make history as it will be illuminated with blue and white...
Bakers rise to the challenge as they battle to win prestigious crown
THEY came from all over Scotland, determined there would not be a soggy bottom in sight, given the prestige of the title and...
Countdown to Brexit: Only one in seven thinks Brexit talks are going well
FEWER than one in seven members of the public believes the Government is handling Brexit negotiations well, with many believing not enough emphasis...
Leak: SNP Government shelved railway force merger after £100m black hole identified
THE controversial merger of railway policing was shelved after Police Scotland warned of a potential pension black hole of up to £100m.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16123167.Leak__SNP_Government_shelved_railway_force_merger_after___100m_black_hole_identified/?ref=rss
Russia accuses British secret service of carrying out Salisbury nerve gas attack
RUSSIA has suggested that UK intelligence officers may have been involved in the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury and claimed...
SNP and Tories join forces against Green plan to abolish council tax
THE SNP and Tories have voted down a plan to scrap the council tax, arguing there was no consensus on what should replace...
Latvia strikes blow against Scotland’s secrecy firms
Latvia is poised to deal a significant blow to Scotland’s controversial “tax haven” firms as it intensifies its efforts to combat money laundering...
BiFab wins 2-B Energy work but project at risk from subsidy issue
TROUBLED engineering firm BiFab has won a contract on a proposed wind project in the Firth of Forth although the withdrawal of key...
