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SNP under fire as tax receipts hit by £1.7bn downgrade
SNP ministers are facing a £1.7bn downgrade in tax revenues over the next five years, according to the latest forecast from the Scottish...
Why Solo was far, far away from box office success
This week saw the release of the latest Star Wars film, Solo, and the results have been unfortunate to say the least. Calum...
Young’s seafood confirms Pinneys site will close
Young’s Seafood has confirmed it will close Pinneys seafood factory after failing to find any “viable alternative". . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16262369.Young__39_s_seafood_confirms_Pinneys_site_will_close/
National Trust joins campaign against Culloden homes plan
Scotland’s largest conservation charity has joined the campaign against plans to build holiday lodges on Culloden Moor. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16262411.National_Trust_joins_campaign_against_Culloden_homes_plan/
Brexiteer Lord Lawson accused of ‘hypocrisy’ after applying for French residency
ONE of the leading lights of the campaign to leave the EU has been accused of hypocrisy – after applying for a French...
The day in pictures: 15 photographs that made today’s news.
A collection of the most striking images which captured news and topical issues across the UK and around the world on Thursday, May...
SPONSORED CONTENT: These beautiful Scottish courses are perfect if you’re game for golf
Regarded as one of the best places in the world to play golf, Scotland is home to many fantastic courses. Offering golfers the chance...
Sturgeon attacks ‘shameful’ Tory silence on deportation case
RUTH Davidson has been savaged for failing to back a student nurse threatened with deportation just 48 hours after demanding a more enlightened...
Markets calm amid signs that Italy may avoid elections
Financial markets have calmed amid increasing signs that Italy may avoid imminent elections after the president gave two populist parties time to figure...
Most Tories want a ‘sensible Brexit’, says May’s former deputy
A “silent majority" among Conservative MPs wants a "sensible" Brexit which minimises disruption to British business, Theresa May’s former deputy Damian Green has...
