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Davidson urges Sturgeon to rule out holding second independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon is being urged to “wipe the state clean and start again” – by using a major Holyrood setpiece statement to rule...
Vicky Allan: Waving goodbye on a feminist wave
I’VE started telling people that for 16 years I’ve been working for a paper called the Sunday Herald and next week I will be...
Iain MacWhirter: Keeping the flame of serious journalism burning bright
WHEN I started writing for the Sunday Herald at its launch in 1999, I was repeatedly told that it would only last six...
1999: The year we feared the world was about to end – and mobile phones started to get popular
IT started with fears being voiced about the potentially chaotic global impact of the millennium bug and ended with the Queen signally failing...
Future shock: The Sunday Herald is dead, long live the Sunday Herald
ALTHOUGH all in life is open to interpretation and nothing can ever be entirely understood, there remains one great truth that stays the...
Sunday Herald world view: Sunday Herald Photographers on foreign assignments over the years
A small selection of some of the powerful photography from Sunday Herald staff photographers over the newspapers lifetime 1999-2018 . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16682785.30-powerful-photographs-by-sunday-herald-staff-photographers-sunday-2-september/
Anger that 800% parking increase could deter visitors from Scotland’s most climbed hill
By ROZLYN LITTLE . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16682903.anger-that-800-parking-increase-could-deter-visitors-from-scotlands-most-climbed-hill/
Project White – the launch of the Sunday Herald
FROM a top secret bunker in the studios of Taggart to show-downs with MI5 and government, the Sunday Herald has been on one...
The ‘mad’ launch team of the Sunday Herald
THE launch team was an eclectic bunch – mavericks, obsessives, intellectuals, scrappers. Some had the madness of genius about them, and others were...
Prince Phillip had a plastic fish executed at Herald Towers
SMG sold The Herald, Sunday Herald and Evening Times to Newsquest for a cool £216 million – nearly £100m more than the purchase...
