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Public face increasing risk from gangs, violence and guns
MORE than 3,000 gangsters are operating in Scotland’s organised crime networks amid claims the public risk posed by the criminals is increasing. ....
Case study: ‘I was lucky not to have too many seizures – that is testament to getting the right medication’
BECOMING a mother for the first time is daunting for most women. But for 38-year-old Helen Monaghan, who was diagnosed with epilepsy aged...
Business chief: Moves to decentralise Glasgow population went too far
ONE of Glasgow’s most prominent business leaders has thrown his weight behind moves to encourage more people to make their home in the...
Women with epilepsy urged to seek medical advice before conceiving
A PILOT project credited with helping women with epilepsy in the Glasgow region to have healthier pregnancies will be rolled out across Scotland...
Scottish Labour calls for cross-party summit to help break Brexit deadlock
A CROSS-PARTY summit should be held in an attempt to break the deadlock over the return of devolved powers after Brexit, Richard Leonard...
Glasgow’s shopping boom may sink like the shipping industry, experts predict
GLASGOW’S reputation as a retail mecca – epitomised by the chic ‘Style Mile’ of Buchannan Street – will suffer the same fate as...
Harry’s friend in race against time to make it to royal wedding
Former special forces soldier Dean Stott broke the world record for cycling the Pan American Highway by 17 days. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16223145.Harry___s_friend_in_race_against_time_to_make_it_to_royal_wedding/?ref=rss
Mark Smith: Labour’s federalism plans could lead to end of the UK
WE all know them: the type that follow fashion, but only when it’s a bit too late. The type that turn up their...
Rohingya women beaten by husbands and girls face forced marriage in camps
Charities are providing peaceful sanctuaries for women and girls to process their trauma and relax. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16223148.Rohingya_women_beaten_by_husbands_and_girls_face_forced_marriage_in_camps/?ref=rss
Extra brain cancer research funding following death of Dame Tessa Jowell
A boost for brain cancer research has been announced following the death of Dame Tessa Jowell. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16223147.Extra_brain_cancer_research_funding_following_death_of_Dame_Tessa_Jowell/?ref=rss
