Future shock: Noah’s Ark wasn’t fiction … and neither was Waterworld
“KEVIN Costner should have stuck to making westerns,” sneered critics of Waterworld. Certainly, cinemagoers who paid to see the big budget flop would...
Sir Richard Branson reaches top of Mont Blanc after gruelling charity trek
Sir Richard Branson has reached the summit of Mont Blanc as he completed the final stage of a 2,000km trek across Western Europe....
Health Secretary writes to EU workers at NHS Scotland over Brexit fears
Jeane Freeman MSP said she understood the situation would be unsettling for staff. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16950866.health-secretary-jeane-freeman-writes-to-eu-workers-at-nhs-scotland-over-brexit-fears/
Tories to set out plans for ‘open government’ approach
The party said it is highlighting how it will govern and accused the SNP of being ‘secretive’. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16950867.tories-to-set-out-plans-for-open-government-approach/
Iain Macwhirter: She’s a useless Prime Minister, and Chequers made little sense, but at least Theresa May understood the problem
I’M struggling with a new and disturbing emotion: a creeping sense of sympathy for Theresa May. Yes, I know. She’s a Tory and...
Women on the edge: tales of courage and conflict around the world
In a week that saw shocking video released of women and children gunned down by soldiers in Cameroon, Foreign Editor David Pratt recounts...
The Scottish surfer fighting Trump to clean up our seas
WHEN Nikita Scott was working her way around the globe in search of that perfect wave, she saw a few things that shocked...
Pension postcode lottery in equal pay cases
COUNCIL workers across Scotland are being subjected to postcode-based discrimination that will last a lifetime because a 2014 law designed to protect their...
Sturgeon denies knowing about Salmond allegation fives years ago
THE Scottish Government has said First Minister Nicola Sturgeon did not know that a female Government staffer had complained about the alleged behaviour...
Herald on Sunday letters: Brexit, flags ferries … and shouting at clouds
I agree with Iain Macwhirter (Voices, September 23) and with Nicola Sturgeon, that it is desirable to delay the implementation of Article 50....
