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Chancellor called on by SNP not to use Scotland as “cash-cow” by hiking North Sea oil taxes
CHANCELLOR Philip Hammond has been urged not to use Scotland “as a cash-cow” by hiking taxes on the recovering North Sea oil industry...
‘No visa issues’ as Rangers crunch Europa League game with FC Ufa is declared on
FC Ufa has insisted there is no threat of visa issues disrupting their Europa League tie with Rangers. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16587350.no-visa-issues-as-rangers-crunch-europa-league-game-with-fc-ufa-is-declared-on/
Michael Gove backs new law to give service animals more protection
MICHAEL Gove has backed plans for tough new sentences against criminals who harm service animals, as he cuddled up to a heroic police...
Rare pigs offered up for auction as pets as breed is saved from extinction
A pair of very rare pigs are going up for adoption from a breed that was being threatened with extinction until eight years...
Travellers urged to check vaccination status as European measles cases soar
Holidaymakers have been given fresh warnings to ensure they are vaccinated against measles after it emerged European cases have reached an eight-year high....
Pop star hits back as radio journalist mocks Scottish football and Celtic
SIR ROD STEWART has hit out at criticism of Celtic in the wake of a row over a radio station’s treatment of Scottish football....
Mind your Ps and Qs: Part one of our guide to modern manners
MANNERS maketh man, goes the old saying, highlighting the important role etiquette has always played in society. Things change over the years, of...
One less thing to worry about as schools go back
MUMS and dads across the UK spend nearly £1.5bn on sending their children back to school – almost £200 per child. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16586623.one-less-thing-to-worry-about-as-schools-go-back/
SNP ministers urged to avoid ‘childish’ rail nationalisation
SCOTTISH Ministers have been urged to drop “childish” and “dogmatic” plans for the public sector to take over the country’s main rail franchise....
Tears as separated Korean families meet for first time in decades
Dozens of elderly South Koreans have crossed the border into the North to meet relatives for the first time since they were driven...
