Scotland in Union boss in row over ‘shoot SNP’ tweet
THE founder of the country’s leading anti-independence campaign has been condemned for endorsing a Twitter post about SNP activists being shot. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16902429.scotland-in-union-boss-in-row-over-shoot-snp-tweet/
Thornberry condemns ‘sickening individuals’ exploiting legitimate support for Palestine
FASCISM must be rooted out from Labour, Emily Thornberry has told the Labour conference, admitting there are “sickening individuals" exploiting legitimate support for...
Trump rejects ‘global governance’ in speech to the UN
Donald Trump has asserted American sovereignty and rejected “global governance, control and domination", in a key speech to the United Nations General Assembly....
Labour unveils plans to revive UK high streets, including providing free public WiFi
FREE public WiFi would be provided in town centres across the UK under Labour plans to reverse the decline in the nation’s high...
Record number of cancer waiting time targets missed
THE number of suspected cancer patients waiting too long for treatment has hit a record high, prompting the Health Secretary to admit the...
Rise in number of Scots reporting signs of depression
More than one in 10 Scots report having two or more symptoms of depression, after a “steady and significant rise" in the number...
Record crime in Scotland up for first time in 12 years
RECORDED crime has risen in Scotland for the first time in 12 years, with sexual crimes at their highest level since records began...
Bodies of Scots millionaire and Thai wife found after three hitmen ‘confessions’
THE BODIES of a Scots millionaire and his Thai wife have been found buried in a garden after three hitmen ‘confessed’ to killing...
Pope: Abuse scandals driving people from Church
Pope Francis has acknowledged that the sex abuse scandals rocking the Catholic Church are driving people away and said the church must change...
Swedish prime minister loses confidence vote in parliament
Sweden’s prime minister has lost a vote of confidence in parliament, meaning he will have to step down – though not immediately. ....
