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Shortage of crab fishermen in Cromer ‘a real concern’
John Lee said there were almost 50 Cromer crab fishermen when he began and now there are no more than 10 of them...
Angela Haggerty: Let the Orange Lodge step back, but continue marching
THE Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland is worried about religious intolerance and, in all honesty, so am I. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16604140.angela-haggerty-let-the-orange-lodge-step-back-but-continue-marching/
How Spain marks the true story of Braveheart
FORGET Mel Gibson. Forget blue faces and 1990s mullets. Forget all those historically inaccurate big screen scraps in damp Scottish fields. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16604145.how-spain-marks-the-true-story-of-braveheart/
CalMac in government subsidy claw-back
Scotland’s biggest ferry operator has handed back £6 million to the Scottish Government as part of a claw-back deal to recover excess profits....
Ayr Station Hotel : Could crumbling symbol of age of steam hit the buffers for good?
IT was once a luxurious retreat for well-heeled and prosperous travellers looking to sample the charms of the Scottish seaside during the heyday...
Row after shop linked to Labour MSP found selling ‘racist’ Tintin book
A ROW has broken out after a shop linked to a prominent Scottish Labour politician was found selling a comic book widely condemned...
Fewer Scots students study at Glasgow Dental School
THE share of first-year dental school places given to international students has increased nearly five-fold in seven years in Glasgow, amid warnings that...
Iain Macwhirter: Salmond’s determination to clear his name could tear the SNP apart
In a rule of thumb attributed to Alastair Campbell, when a politician “becomes the story” they’ve only days to clear themselves before they...
Top civil servant sent ‘misleading’ letter on right of parents to opt out of P1 tests
PARENTS were ‘mislead’ in a letter from a top civil servant over their right to opt children out of controversial primary school tests,...
Donald Trump given red card by Fifa boss in Oval Office
Football’s world governing body’s chief joked the US president might want to use it with the media. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16604301.donald-trump-given-red-card-by-fifa-boss-in-oval-office/
