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Almost 1000 sick children unable to use part-time ward
ALMOST 1,000 children have been transferred from a shuttered hospital ward in Livingston to Edinburgh because of staffing problems, the Health Secretary has...
Rudd failed by Home Office officials in immigration policy row, says leaked report
AMBER Rudd has suggested she was the victim of a dirty tricks campaign after a Whitehall report said she was failed by her...
Scotland Yard probes claims of anti-Semitic hate crimes in Labour Party
SCOTLAND Yard has launched a criminal investigation into allegations of anti-Semitic hate crimes within the Labour Party. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17196479.scotland-yard-probes-claims-of-anti-semitic-hate-crimes-in-labour-party/
Criminal probe into alleged anti-Semitic hate crimes within Labour
A criminal investigation A criminal investigation has been launched into allegations of anti-Semitic hate crimes within the Labour Party.has been launched into allegations...
Andrew McKie: We should not be fixated on making the offensive an offence
IT’S refreshing to hear the United Kingdom’s most senior police officer, Sara Thornton, suggest that there are some things that the police shouldn’t...
Catriona Stewart: Is swapping “woman” for “menstruator” really progress?
IT’S Movember and moustache growers across the country will be sprouting a cornucopia of facial hair arrangements aiming to raise money for the...
Artist offers new portrait of the Army
THE artist describes them as portraits of extraordinary, but ordinary, people. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17195457.artist-offers-new-portrait-of-the-army/
Holyrood consultation opens on smacking ban
PARENTS are being asked their views on a smacking ban, as the Scottish Parliament launches a consultation on making it illegal to hit...
Danish tycoon Anders Holch Povlsen splashes out on Highland estate
He is already Scotland’s biggest landowner, holding the title deeds to more than 222,000 acres of vaste swathes of the country’s forest, fields...
Snub for middle class tax breaks ‘will make school leadership crisis worse’ headteachers warn
HEADTEACHERS have warned the Scottish Government a looming tax gap will further cripple the education system by making it harder to recruit school...
