Israel pounds Gaza Strip with airstrikes amid ceasefire talks
Palestinians fired scores of rockets into Israel as Egypt seeks to broker a truce. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16408486.israel-pounds-gaza-strip-with-airstrikes-amid-ceasefire-talks/
Brian Beacom: Students of the blame game can learn from Gerrard and Rodgers
THE EXAM results are out this week and perhaps not surprisingly, the numbers of those achieving ‘A’ passes in Higher Blame – now...
WATCH: Couple offer up chance to win luxury six-bedroom mansion in raffle
Dancers Hill House in Barnet, North London is worth more than £5.25 million . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16408105.watch-couple-offer-up-chance-to-win-luxury-six-bedroom-mansion-in-raffle/
Bluebird has ‘nothing to prove’ following successful speed tests
Project manager Bill Smith praised the historic hydroplane’s performance after it hit 150mph in tests. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16408188.bluebird-has-nothing-to-prove-following-successful-speed-tests/
Marie Curie named most significant woman in history
Marie Curie has been voted the woman who has made the most significant impact on world history. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16406967.marie-curie-named-most-significant-woman-in-history/
Pub jobs still at red tape risk, says Scots licensing chief
A licensing chief has warned Scottish pub and c club jobs are still at risk in a rumbling red tape row. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16406796.pub-jobs-still-at-red-tape-risk-says-scots-licensing-chief/
David Pratt: Bin Laden’s son leads Al-Qaeda revival
IT WAS 20 years ago this week when they first etched their deadly and indelible stamp on the world. Two simultaneous attacks on...
Landowners agree pilot scheme to reintroduce lynx to Scotland
PLANS to reintroduce lynx to Scotland have taken a step forward after landowners north and south of the Border agreed to host the...
Heavy Home Office rules will damage Festivals, says director
HOME OFFICE crackdown on visas will permanently damage the quality of Edinburgh’s festivals unless it is reversed, one of its leading directors has...
Father’s agony as autistic son marks 10 years in Birmingham unit – 300 miles from home
WHEN Paul Browne signed paperwork agreeing to send his son to a special needs facility 300 miles away he was assured it would...
