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EE and Virgin Media fined £13.3m for overcharging customers
EE and Virgin Media have been fined £13.3m by the telecoms regulator for overcharging customers wanting to leave broadband and phone contracts early....
Michael Gove refuses to comment on cabinet future
Michael Gove has refused to comment on his cabinet future. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17228556.michael-gove-refuses-to-comment-on-cabinet-future-amid-brexit-fallout/
California wildfire death toll rises to 63 with more than 600 missing
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea revealed the increased missing persons total at a news conference on Thursday, having put the figure at 130...
Brexit fallout: Theresa May battles to save her premiership
Live updates as Brexit deal fallout continues and Theresa May ‘likely’ to face no-confidence vote. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17228496.brexit-fallout-live-theresa-may-limps-on-as-no-confidence-bid-picks-up-pace/
The Herald Diary: ‘Oo-er, missus’
Not remaining . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17226946.the-herald-diary-oo-er-missus/
Chair of the Glasgow School of Art defends treatment of Mackintosh Building
THE chair of the Glasgow School of Art, Muriel Gray, has told MSPs she has “no regrets” over the way the school (GSA)...
Analysis: Tension, defiance and tremors of anger – but real questions still need to be answered
IT got a little tense in the Culture Committee of the Scottish Parliament yesterday. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17226877.analysis-tension-defiance-and-tremors-of-anger-but-real-questions-still-need-to-be-answered/
Andrew McKie: There is still hope, as long as we ditch the Prime Minister
WELL, that all went swimmingly. There’s a peculiar British propensity for glorifying and commemorating things that were actually disastrous failures, such as Dunkirk,...
Catriona Stewart: Spice Girls’ lame politics are not what we really, really want
IT’S not that she doesn’t have form. The author of Ugenia Lavender and the Burning Pants is back and her pronouncements are just...
Ian McConnell: Cliff-edge Brexit fear inevitable but why opt to fall on hard times at all?
IT was no surprise that relief was what jumped out from business organisations’ responses to Theresa May’s announcement on Wednesday night that the...
