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Chris Deerin: Drastic steps bring to mind the values of mercy and care
EVEN in daylight, even under the spring sunshine with the flowers sprouting around, the steps have a sort of doomy gothic foreboding about...
Pub that has daily prayers for customers receives blessing as a church
IT has no television or wifi but in an age where new technology is god, the first pub in Scotland to be blessed...
Hampden residents kicking off over rubbish, knives and urinating fans
KNIVES left in gardens, public urination and loutish behaviour are increasing problems around events at Hampden Park. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16179189.Hampden_residents_kicking_off_over_rubbish__knives_and_urinating_fans/?ref=rss
Experts: Brexit is undermining devolution and powers repatriation is shambolic
Brexit will undermine devolution amid “shambolic" efforts to repatriate EU powers to Edinburgh, according to a major new independent report. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16178970.Experts__Brexit_is_undermining_devolution_and_powers_repatriation_is_shambolic/?ref=rss
Gordon Strachan learnt Spanish to escape “the madness” of managing Celtic
FORMER Celtic manager Gordon Strachan has revealed he tried to teach himself Spanish in a bid to deal with the stress of managing...
Woman who faced cancer with a smile wants to inspire others
AUDREY Allan has a date at Holyrood tomorrow night, speaking to a large number of MSPs. She is, she acknowledges, slightly nervous about...
Magufuli tightens grip on power as Tanzanians fear for the future
The African businessman looked fearful, glanced at nearby diners in a quiet restaurant and motioned silence. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16178956.Magufuli_tightens_grip_on_power_as_Tanzanians_fear_for_the_future/?ref=rss
New prince tipped to be named Arthur
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have welcomed a baby son, with bookmakers tipping Arthur to be the name of the new arrival....
Herald columnist David Torrance leaves for job at the House of Commons Library
Herald columnist David Torrance has revealed he is leaving journalism after 18 years to take up a new post at the House of...
Laird first to throw hat in ring for Scottish Labour deputy
SHADOW Scottish Secretary Lesley Laird has become the first person to enter the contest to be Scottish Labour’s next deputy leader. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16178814.Laird_first_to_throw_hat_in_ring_for_Scottish_Labour_deputy/?ref=rss
