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Agent condemns lack of action as Neil Lennon is ‘targeted for sectarian abuse’ for ‘best part of 18 years’
GRAFFITI threatening to ‘hang’ former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has emerged as his agent called for action saying his client is being targeted...
Anger over ‘misleading’ letter to teachers on pay deal
A LETTER sent to teachers outlining details of a new pay offer has been described as “profoundly misleading”. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17195656.anger-over-misleading-letter-to-teachers-on-pay-deal/
Two-thirds of Scots think new referendum would see Brexit ditched
ALMOST two-thirds of Scots think voters would ditch Brexit if given the chance in a new referendum, a poll has found. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17195608.two-thirds-of-scots-think-new-referendum-would-see-brexit-ditched/
10 of the best images from around the world today
Here are ten of the best images from around the world that made the news today, Thursday 1st November 2018. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17195033.10-great-images-from-around-the-world-today-1112018/
Edinburgh to double fee for drop-off at airport to £2
DROP-off charges at Edinburgh Airport are to double in a move management say will tackle congestion. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17195453.edinburgh-to-double-fee-for-drop-off-at-airport-to-2/
Couple’s $10 million for university where son studied
IT is nearly 20 years since their son began studying at St Andrews and their appreciation for the historic Scots university began. ....
Crouch resigns over ‘delay’ to crackdown on Fixed Odds Betting Terminals
TRACEY Crouch, the Culture Minister, has resigned over claims the UK Government was delaying a crackdown on maximum stakes for fixed-odds betting machines,...
Bookies and tanning shops make high streets ‘unhealthy’
IT is something that many a harried commuter or jostled pedestrian working their way along crowded city streets will have long suspected ....
Sturgeon rejects ‘shameful’ middle class tax breaks
NICOLA Sturgeon has ruled out following the Chancellor’s lead and giving a tax break to tens of thousands of middle-class Scots, calling the...
Council approves funding from Sustrans for active travel connections at new civic square
A Glasgow City Council committee today (1 November) approved the acceptance of a funding grant of £120,000 from Sustrans to develop active travel...
