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Scots firm raided over 200m nuisance calls that ‘put public safety at risk’
A SCOTS firm has been raided in connection with an investigation into 200 million nuisance calls which potentially put public safety on the railways at...
May and Varadkar hold talks to begin attempt to solve Irish border conundrum
THERESA May is to hold bilateral talks with the Irish premier in Brussels later today to tackle arguably the biggest hurdle to an...
Report calls for creation of biometrics information watchdog
A NEW watchdog is needed to oversee the burgeoning use of biometric data such as DNA and facial imagery by Police Scotland, an...
New watchdog to oversee police’s mountain of biometeric data
A NEW watchdog is needed to oversee the burgeoning use of biometric data such as DNA and facial imagery by Police Scotland, an...
MPs to examine Scottish ATM network changes amid closure fears
The Scottish Affairs Committee will take evidence on plans by LINK to cut fees paid to operators.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16109230.MPs_to_examine_Scottish_ATM_network_changes_amid_closure_fears/?ref=rss
More than 30 arrested over large-scale motorbike disorder in Edinburgh
Reports will be submitted to the children’s reporter and the procurator fiscal.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16107070.More_than_30_arrested_over_large_scale_motorbike_disorder_in_Edinburgh/?ref=rss
Tunnelling badgers force emergency closure of road
Tunnelling badgers have forced the closure of a road which has started to sink, and it may remain shuThe route in Somersham, Suffolk,...
Edinburgh is UK’s brightest property hotspot
EDINBURGH has been revealed as the UK’s brightest property hotspot in the past year.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16106161.Edinburgh_is_UK_s_brightest_property_hotspot/?ref=rss
Survey reveals best Scottish pubs to watch rugby
Five pubs have beaten off competition from dozens of other clubs and bars across the UK to be rated among the best rugby...
MPs observe minute’s silence on first anniversary of Westminster attack
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock said those who ‘lost their lives defending democracy’ will not be forgotten. Downloadhttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16107031.MPs_observe_minute___s_silence_on_first_anniversary_of_Westminster_attack/?ref=rss
