One big step for Glasgow student helping NASA get to the Moon
IT was in 1969 that Neil Armstrong took his famous “small step for Man” which ended America’s race to the Moon. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17257322.one-big-step-for-glasgow-student-helping-nasa-get-to-the-moon/
Library safeguards one of the rarest and most expensive books in the world
It is one of the world’s rarest and most expensive books and has been kept under lock and key at a Scottish library...
Fight to change immigration laws to allow deported ex-UBS ‘rogue’ trader to return to his Scottish home
SUPPORTERS of Kweku Adoboli, a former trader convicted of fraud seven years ago who has been forced from his Scottish home to be...
SNP MSP: Scottish Government’s gender self-ID plan “overrides science”
Controversial proposals to reform the laws governing how people change gender are an attempt to “override science" according to an SNP MSP. ....
Five children run away from care every single week
JUST five children in care accounted for more than 350 police missing persons investigations last year. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17257084.five-children-run-away-from-care-every-single-week/
Theresa May’s Brexit deal leaves Britain with ‘worst of all worlds’
Mr Corbyn told the Commons: “The Prime Minister may want to try and sell yesterday’s summit as a great success, but to borrow...
SPONSORED CONTENT: Get into the spirit with these unique Scottish distillers
WITH the festive season fast approaching, there is plenty to celebrate. Investing in some of Scotland’s finest new spirits from dedicated distillers is...
Childhood obesity underestimated ‘because it does not measure body fat’
CHILDHOOD obesity is much more widespread than current estimates suggest according to researchers in Glasgow who said current measurements overlook body fat. ....
Theresa May dodges TV debate challenge during Commons showdown
It comes after Jeremy Corbyn said he would “relish a head-to-head" with the Prime Minister over the draft deal brought back from Brussels....
Children more likely to be obese if they skip breakfast and have TV in bedroom
CHILDREN who have televisions in their bedroom and only occasionally eat breakfast have the highest rates of obesity at age 10, according to...
