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‘I’d be horrified if there was bullying at Deepcut’, ex-commander tells inquest
The former commander of Deepcut Barracks, where a Scottish Army recruit died from gunshot wounds, has told an inquest he would be “absolutely...
John Leslie was ‘perfect gentleman’, court hears
Former TV presenter John Leslie was a “perfect gentleman" when dancing in a club with a woman he is accused of sexually assaulting,...
House of Fraser to close stores and slash 6,000 jobs
HOUSE of Fraser has been given the green light from creditors to axe more than half of its store estate, resulting in up...
Councils plan more raids on reserves to fund services
COUNCILS are planning to raid more than £100m form their back-up reserves for the third year in a row to fund day-to-day services,...
Looters break into bar shut since Glasgow School of Art fire
Looters have broken into a bar which has been shut since the blaze which engulfed the nearby Glasgow School of Art. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16308283.Looters_break_into_bar_shut_since_Glasgow_School_of_Art_fire/
Davidson pushes Treasury over farm cash delay
RUTH Davidson has voiced her frustration over a long-awaited review into how EU farm subsidies are distributed between Scotland and the rest of...
No official inquiry into three-year-old’s death during E.Coli outbreak
There will be no fatal accident inquiry (FAI) into the death of a three-year-old girl during an E.coli outbreak, the Crown Office has...
Poll: UK wants second EU referendum
ALMOST half of voters want a second referendum on Brexit, according to a new poll released on the eve of the second anniversary...
Airbus warns it ‘could quit UK if there is a no-deal Brexit’
Aerospace firm Airbus has warned it could pull out of the UK with the loss of thousands of jobs in the event of...
SNP’s Mike Russell: ‘We don’t trust the UK Government’ with Brexit preparation
Holyrood will not give consent to any further Brexit legislation until the “broken" devolution system is fixed, Scotland’s Brexit Minister has indicated. ....
