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Northern Irish schoolgirl ‘taken from classroom to be questioned by police over abortion pills’
A mother is taking a judicial review in Belfast High Court against the decision to charge her for procuring online abortion medication for...
Holyrood study confirms looming ‘tax gap’ with England
MIDDLE class Scots could pay £1300 more income tax next year than their counterparts in England, according to new research by the Scottish...
Remove Mackintosh Building from control of GSA board, MSPs told by art school academic
THE Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art should be taken out of the hands of its board, a member of its...
Scottish Government admits third misconduct complaint against Alex Salmond
The government previously denied there were any other recorded complaints against the former first minister. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17204701.scottish-government-admits-third-misconduct-complaint-against-alex-salmond/
Dundee MSP ‘hasn’t given up hope’ over saving Michelin tyre plant
Ms Robison said Michelin had appeared to have a “bright future" in the city after investing £61 million in the plant over recent...
Government belatedly admits 2013 Salmond complaint
THE Scottish Government has admitted an informal misconduct complaint against Alex Salmond was raised and dealt with in December 2013, despite previous denials....
Police recorded allegation of rape as an ‘incivility’ complaint, watchdog says
POLICE recorded an allegation of rape as “incivility” instead of a serious crime, a watchdog has said. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17204891.police-recorded-allegation-of-rape-as-an-incivility-complaint-watchdog-says/
Glasgow’s P1 School Enrolment week – online registration opens
Online registration for Glasgow’s parents and carers to enrol their children for the start of the new school term in August 2019 is...
£100 AFFORDABLE WARMTH BONUS TAKES THE STING OUT OF WINTER FOR OLDER GLASWEGIANS
AS TEMPERATURES drop, a £100 winter bonus is set to help around 15,000 older Glaswegians beat the freeze. Every resident aged 80 and...
Top chef Andrew Fairlie quits Gleneagles restaurant due to terminal illness
Mr Fairlie, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2005, is retiring from the restaurant after being told that no further treatment...
