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Abuse and defiance over Rangers v Celtic game march plugged by sectarian flyer
A RANGERS ultras fan group are standing defiant over a would-be march over an offensive ‘goodnight green and white’ flyer that is at the...
Ken Smith’s Diary: Trousered it; Feast of football; A bit flushed
Monday musings from The Diaryhttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16079867.Ken_Smith_s_Diary__Trousered_it__Feast_of_football__A_bit_flushed/
Disgraced MSP denies being a sex pest as he returns to Holyrood
DISGRACED former SNP minister Mark McDonald has confirmed his intention to return to Holyrood this week despite growing calls for him to resign...
New breast cancer drug promises to extend survival by over two years
PATIENTS with incurable breast cancer will be offered a life-extending new drug shown to “freeze” the spread of the disease for more than...
Did former Russian spy Skripal’s daughter Yulia ‘unwittingly’ carry nerve agent?
EX-SPY Sergei Skripal’s daughter Yulia may have “unwittingly” been used to deliver the nerve agent which left the pair fighting for their lives...
Comedian Kevin Bridges passes driving test 12 years after his first lessons
Comedian Kevin Bridges has passed his driving test “like a boss" 12 years after taking his first lessons.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16081047.Comedian_Kevin_Bridges_passes_driving_test_12_years_after_his_first_lessons/
Scotland to get £12.2m boost from rural broadband scheme
The Community Fibre Partnerships see local communities forming partnerships with Openreach to bring high-speed fibre broadband to the area.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16080652.Scotland_to_get___12_2m_boost_from_rural_broadband_scheme/
Holyrood group collapses as MSPs more interested in beer and football than Russia
A SCOTTISH Parliament group set up to give politicians a regular opportunity to discuss Russia has collapsed because not enough MSPs could be...
David Cameron’s former Scotland adviser paid over £40,000 to advise government in “tax haven”
EX-Prime Minister David Cameron’s former adviser on Scotland has been paid over £40,000 for providing consultancy services to the government in the Jersey...
Common infections may raise heart disease and stroke risk, study finds
Researchers from Birmingham’s Aston University looked at data from 34,027 patients.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16079953.Common_infections_may_raise_heart_disease_and_stroke_risk__study_finds/
