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Alison Rowat: Dancing queen May hits the right notes at the wrong time
THERESA May does not come across as the type to send a prayer to the universe. That kind of thing is a bit...
Families add personal touch to reveal hidden life in the trenches
They are rare images of life in the trenches, captured on an officer’s camera smuggled to the Western Front as Europe tore itself...
David Pratt: President in firing line for failures as quake death toll hits 1400
One senior Red Cross official described the situation as “nightmarish”. Amongst the rubble bodies decompose in the sweltering heat, there are widespread shortages...
10,000 call for Scotland’s bus services to come under public control
A CAMPAIGN backed by 10,000 calling for publicly-owned bus services in Scotland has been delivered to ministers. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16958877.10000-call-for-scotlands-bus-services-to-come-under-public-control/
Decision not to prosecute officers in Sheku Bayoh case leaves many questions unanswered
THE Crown Office decision not to prosecute anyone is reflective of the complicated and unique nature of the case around the tragic death...
“The dead cannot cry for justice … the living have a duty to do so for them”
The family of Sheku Bayoh,who died in police custody three and a half years ago, have said they feel “totally betrayed and devastated"...
Celtic slam “discriminatory” decision to move their cup semi final match to Edinburgh
CELTIC have strongly criticised a football governing body’s decision to switch their semi final match against Hearts from Glasgow to Edinburgh. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16958869.celtic-slam-discriminatory-decision-to-move-their-cup-semi-final-match-to-edinburgh/
SPFL say safety was a factor as home of Scottish rugby hosts Hearts v Celtic semi-final
CELTIC’S BetFred Cup semi final against Hearts has been moved to Murrayfield in the wake of the row over the use of Hampden,...
May conference speech ‘blind’ to Brexit reality, say SNP
THERESA May is being “wilfully blind” to the realities of Brexit if she believes her conference boast that the UK’s best days lie...
SNP junk food ban mired in confusion over poppadoms and crackers
AN ongoing pickle over whether poppadoms and prawn crackers should be included in a crackdown on junk food has refused to cool down...
