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Warning shortage of paediatric consultants in Scotland ‘cannot continue’
SCOTLAND needs up to 110 extra paediatric consultants over the next five years to ensure that sick children get the medical care they...
Alison Rowat: Scotland needs to make the case for more immigration, not less
DESPITE what Mr Spielberg, the X-Files, and the wilder fringes of the internet would have you believe, there is nobody “out there” waiting...
Scots university takes legal action to get rid of travellers
AN Edinburgh university has begun legal action to get rid of travellers that have set up camp on its grounds. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16184242.Scots_university_takes_legal_action_to_get_rid_of_travellers/?ref=rss
Scotland boss Ally MacLeod ‘wanted to fly Union Flag at World Cup’
LEGENDARY Scotland boss Ally MacLeod wanted the national football team to be represented at the 1978 World Cup by the Union Flag, according...
TSB internet banking operating at 50 per cent capacity, says boss
TSB says its internet banking service is currently working at around 50% capacity for customers as chief executive Paul Pester said he was...
Rape victims who won’t testify could face jail under controversial policy
RAPE victims who refuse to give evidence in court might be jailed “under exceptional circumstances", under new guidelines, it has emerged, after an...
David Pratt: The Iran deal matters and scrapping it would make the world a more volatile place
It’s hard to overstate the importance of the Iran nuclear deal. That much was evident on Tuesday when oil prices hit a fresh...
Britain ready to work with allies on new Iran deal
Emmanuel Macron’s proposal for a new deal with Iran received a warm welcome from the UK, which said it was ready to work...
Amateur side to play in Spain against club with roots in Caithness
THE Caithness roots of Spain’s oldest professional football club are to be marked by a challenge game this summer. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185340.Amateur_side_to_play_in_Spain_against_club_with_roots_in_Caithness/?ref=rss
Public’s mythical reasons for cancer
LARGE swathes of people have “mythical” beliefs when it comes to the causes of cancer, a study suggests. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16185341.Public___s_mythical_reasons_for_cancer/?ref=rss
