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Orkney seabed data centre project could turn tide towards eco-friendly internet
It is envisaged that Project Natick will be able to operate untouched for five years. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16272812.Orkney_seabed_data_centre_project_could_turn_tide_towards_eco-friendly_internet/
Sturgeon ‘humiliated’ by IFS over Growth Commission
THE independence blueprint set out in the SNP’s Growth Commission report would be a “continuation of austerity”, the country’s leading economic thinktank has...
Expansion again: Edinburgh’s 2018 Fringe programme is biggest to date
IT is the festival that keeps on growing. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16272671.Expansion_again__Edinburgh__39_s_2018_Fringe_programme_is_biggest_to_date/
VIP airlift for seal pup found abandoned on Scottish island
The baby harbour seal was rescued on Eriskay and flown by Loganair to the mainland for specialist treatment. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16272304.VIP_airlift_for_seal_pup_found_abandoned_on_Scottish_island/
Labour too divided to back proposals for Norway-style Brexit deal – Starmer
Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer said the move would be too ‘contentious’. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16272288.Labour_too_divided_to_back_proposals_for_Norway-style_Brexit_deal_____Starmer/
Mourners to pay respects to England World Cup hero Ray Wilson
The funeral of Ray Wilson, England’s World Cup-winning hero and one of football’s most respected figures, is being held today in the town...
More Scots saving for later life, says retirement report
More people in Scotland are putting money aside for later life, according to new research. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16271837.More_Scots_saving_for_later_life__says_retirement_report/
Fish oil supplements help ease cancer treatment pain, study suggests
Fish oil supplements may help alleviate the painful side effects of some cancer treatments, research suggests. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16271839.Fish_oil_supplements_help_ease_cancer_treatment_pain__study_suggests/
Mary’s Meals appeals for help in South Sudan schools programme
The charity said seven million people in the African country are facing a hunger crisis. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16271840.Mary___s_Meals_appeals_for_help_in_South_Sudan_schools_programme/
Prize winner urges teachers to apply for one million dollar award
Teachers are being urged to put their name forward for a one million US dollar (£750,000) prize, which recognises those that have made...
