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Kenny MacAskill: Flag debate takes the biscuit when it comes to trade
If more teacakes can be sold with a Union Flag motif than a Saltire emblazoned on the package then I’m relaxed about ithttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16082133.Kenny_MacAskill__Flag_debate_takes_the_biscuit_when_it_comes_to_trade/
Independent chicken shop told to re-brand by Nando’s
Fernando’s, based in Reading, received a legal letter claiming the shop’s name and logo was an infringement of Nando’s intellectual property rights.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16082927.Independent_chicken_shop_told_to_re_brand_by_Nando___s/
Analysis: Party faithful can be happy with Leonard’s first conference
SCOTTISH Labour’s conference got off to an undignified start.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16079939.Analysis__Party_faithful_can_be_happy_with_Leonard___s_first_conference/
Sex row minister insists he is ‘morally justified’ in returning to Holyrood today
DISGRACED former minister Mark McDonald has admitted he might run into the women who accused him of harassment when he returns to the...
At least 50 killed as passenger plane crashes at Kathmandu airport
At least 50 people have died after a plane from Bangladesh crashed and burst into flames as it landed in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital,...
How social networks acknowledged activity by Russian trolls
New data has shed more light on the scope of activity by Russian-linked accounts in targeting UK.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16082366.How_social_networks_acknowledged_activity_by_Russian_trolls/
Cartoons about Nazi PoWs discovered
A unique and “internationally significant" collection of cartoons about Nazis in a PoW camp has been revealed for the first time.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16079943.Cartoons_about_Nazi_PoWs_discovered/
Hundreds of counter-terror police investigating attempted nerve agent assassination bid
An investigation into the nerve agent attack on Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia has identified 200 witnesses, 240 pieces of...
Laws bannning ‘upskirting’ failed to protect teachers, union says
Laws banning “upskirting" in Scotland have failed to sufficiently protect teachers from pupils who use mobile phones to take such pictures, a union...
Hiring confidence rises as ‘desperate’ employers look to fill vacancies
Business hiring confidence has reached its highest level in more than a year, but the optimism is masking a “desperation” among employers to...
