‘Britain is dying’, SNP conference told
BRITAIN is dying and should be left to expire to make way for the “three free nations” of England, Wales and Scotland, the...
Teachers facing stress ‘crisis’ Swinney told
THE parents of two teachers have confronted John Swinney at the SNP conference about a crisis of stress and underfunding in the profession. ....
Most Scots would regret Brexit leading to break-up of UK, says poll
A majority of Scots would regret Brexit if it led to the break-up of the United Kingdom but a majority of the English...
Swinney: vote to halt P1 tests ‘a disgrace’
JOHN Swinney has signalled he does not intend to follow Holyrood’s demand to halt tests for P1 pupils, calling it a politically-tainted “disgrace”....
Passengers don’t care about using old trains, insists ScotRail boss
PASSENGERS “don’t care how old their trains are", ScotRail’s boss has insisted – as he admitted carriages on a new high-speed train roll-out...
The day in pictures 08th October 2018 21 photographs that made today’s news
A collection of the most striking images which captured news and topical issues across the UK and around the world on 08th October...
Justice for our Veterans
“TERRORISTS are freely walking the streets while the Government shamefully launches “a witch hunt” against heroic Northern Ireland war veterans.” Suzanne Fernando and...
MP tells SNP not to ‘dither’ over Indyref2
A senior MP has urged the SNP to avoid “dithering” over the issue of Scottish independence, drawing a historical parallel to the Jacobite...
No 10 dampens down expectations of Brexit breakthrough next week
DOWNING Street have downplayed talk of a Brexit breakthrough at next week’s EU summit. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16968268.no-10-dampens-down-expectations-of-brexit-breakthrough-next-week/
Scots growth slows as Brexit casts its shadow
SCOTTISH private sector economic growth slowed in September, following five consecutive months of acceleration, but expansion was nevertheless robust, a key survey shows....
