How JFK’s speech in the Beresford in Glasgow delayed the US involvement in WWII
IT was the first public address in a career which would one day take him to the summit of American politics and into...
The final countdown to the Cool List – who’s number one?
THE final countdown is here. The coolest of Scotland’s coolest fill the following pages, along with a reminder of those who featured over...
New plans for the future of Scotland’s ferry fleet would see more smaller vessels
IT is a familiar sight to the millions of passengers who use Scotland’s ferry network every year. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16897174.new-plans-for-the-future-of-scotlands-ferry-fleet-would-see-more-smaller-vessels/
David Pratt looks back on his Afghan years
Seventeen years ago the US invaded Afghanistan following the September 11 attacks, but conflict has now stalked the country for a staggering four...
Revealed: the police list of flags that could be criminal offence to fly in Scotland
An official Police Scotland list of flags which could be a criminal offence to display includes the Irish tricolour, the Israeli and Palestinian...
Scottish conference suggests a new approach to preventing child sex abuse: counselling men who are sexually attracted to children
The ability to predict crime before it happens was first imagined by writer Philip K. Dick in dystopian short story The Minority Report,...
Sod the public, expletives deleted, stone mad while saving the planet and shooting for the stars
No consideration of the public interest . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16897192.sod-the-public-expletives-deleted-stone-mad-while-saving-the-planet-and-shooting-for-the-stars/
‘Communist’ Sutherland flag could be scrapped
Plans to introduce a controversial heraldic flag for the Highland region of Sutherland could be overturned when a committee meets this week to...
Average personal debt increases to more than £55,000 in Scotland
People experiencing financial troubles across Scotland saw their personal debts increase by an average of 11.6 per cent in the second quarter of...
David and Goliath tax battle as contractor wins pay out from HMRC
A contractor has won a David and Goliath-style battle with the tax office, clawing back thousands of pounds in holiday pay. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16897195.david-and-goliath-tax-battle-as-contractor-wins-pay-out-from-hmrc/
