Molly Farrell from Matters of Consent, a campaign and fundraiser to create consent lessons, describes why, as an assault survivor, she feels education is key.

SCOTLAND'S crucial World Cup play-off clash against Ukraine will be officially postponed later today.

More than 80,000 Glasgow residents will be given the £110 gift card to be spent in local shops and businesses - find out who gets one here.

SELF-harm comes in many forms. One form of it, perhaps, comes in reading the words of Nigel Farage, calling, as he did last weekend, for a referendum on Net Zero. Farage himself describes what he considers to be another, summing up the UK’s net zer...

HE is the 19th century scientist described as Scotland's Einstein and seen by some as one of the nation's 'forgotten' heroes.

The legacy of one of the most renowned figures in Scotland’s financial sector has been secured six months after his death as employees of Alan Steel Asset Management (ASAM) have taken majority ownership of the business.

AN Aberdeen emergency response vessel specialist has secured £62 million funding to support growth as oil and gas prices hit fresh highs in the wake of Russia’s assault on Ukraine.

SCOTLAND’S spending watchdog has appealed for an overarching drug and alcohol plan to be drawn up amid warnings over data gaps and a lack of funding transparency.

HIS piercing eyes are red-raw with tears, staring blankly into the distance as he refuses to let go of a toy ambulance given to him as a parting gift by his eight-year-old son at a Kyiv train station. A tiny, touching reminder of his life before war,...

JASON Leitch has admitted that he is ‘concerned’ about rising Covid cases ahead of the plan that face coverings will no longer be a legal requirement in the country from March 21.

MPs will hear from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today as Boris Johnson continues his diplomatic offensive to encourage Western leaders to punish Russia for the invasion.

By Ian McConnell

I THINK I must be the only person on the planet, apart from perhaps the village elder of the remote Huli Wigmen tribe of Papua New Guinea, who’s not played bloomin’ Wordle yet.

AS big energy sector investors make clear how much money they expect to make in the renewables business the Government has to make sure taxpayers get a fair deal amid the expected transition to a lower carbon system.

Shareholders have dealt Omega Diagnostics a bloody nose by rejecting plans for a heavily discounted fundraising to pave the way for its exit from Covid test kit manufacturing in Scotland.

By Ian McConnell

DAVID RALPH’S hugely successful Scotland playing career means he retains a wide network of friends and contacts north of the border. Some days, though, he finds himself more popular than others.

Low earners in Scotland face paying more than half of their salary on rent, while middle earners could be paying more than a third, analysis of nearly 4,500 rental listings by The Ferret has found.

Renters across Scotland are being asked to outbid one another to secure a home, which campaigners say is driving up prices for tenants amidst a housing crisis.

By Scott Wright

Medical research funded by charities supports more Scottish jobs than major sectors including hospitality, construction, fishing and the financial services, a new report found.

MARK Smith recollects Better Together a decade after it was formed, and asserts it will not be replicated (“I agree with Baillie: Next time, we won’t be Better Together”, The Herald, March 7). In my opinion it was a badly missed opportunity for...

HOW can we simply stand by and watch as a country is murdered? The West says it’s helping, but the rage of Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky tells a very different story.

Hint and answer for today's Wordle.

Our cartoonist Steven Camley on No 10's pledge to increase aid to Ukraine

IT MUST have dismayed Scottish Labour members at their conference when their leader, Anas Sarwar, announced that the party should “stop doing politics the way our opponents do it”. Because for some time they’ve been doing politics differently f...

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IN my regular column on this page two weeks ago, I wrote what was intended to be the first of three linked columns on Scotland’s constitutional future. In summary, that column offered a view that Scotland’s political debate had become so polarise...

Gender-based violence often increases in conflict. What might that mean for the women of Ukraine? And how has it featured in past wars? Aisling Swaine considers.

Some of the best fitness items to gift this Mother's Day.

Treat your mum to a relaxing spa treatment that she'll never forget from Virgin Experience Days.

The Royal Mint has launched an original new depiction of Britannia on a collectable coin to coincide with International Women’s Day

Oz Katerji has said that the offer by Russia for humanitarian corridors is merely a 'PR stunt'

PAUL HEGARTY is pleased to see the blend of youth and experience that Tam Courts has assembled in his Dundee United squad as the Tannadice great hailed the contribution of Charlie Mulgrew.

JOHN HARTSON is the first to hold his hand up and admit he got it wrong. The former Celtic striker was among the dissenting voices that questioned the appointment of Ange Postecoglou when the Greek-Australian was unveiled as Neil Lennon’s permanent...

JOHN HARTSON does not envy the job that referees have on their hands but the former Celtic striker fears that inconsistent officiating could ultimately swing the title race.

THE HOME Office has been accused of mounting a 'chaotic' response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis after Priti Patel contradicted her own department's figures.

WOMEN'S safety should be factored in to the construction of new buildings and street architecture from the outset, an MP has said.

THE WORLD must look for alternative suppliers of oil and gas as Russia is no longer a “reliable partner”.

NICOLA Sturgeon has defended her government’s plans to overhaul gender recognition– insisting it will make processes “less traumatic and inhumane” for “one of the most stigmatised minorities in our society”.

A Ukrainian woman who fled her country with her six-year-old daughter has joined a donation appeal in M&D's in North Lanarkshire.

ACTRESS Lynda Baron has died at the age of 82, her agent has confirmed.

A BBC news item about Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon breached broadcasting rules, Ofcom has said.

House prices across the UK are rising at the fastest rate since before the onset of the banking crisis as a shortage of sellers has continued to pump up the market.

NICOLA Sturgeon has reaffirmed her opposition to controversial plans to open up a new North Sea oil field – as she insisted the best strategy to end energy reliance on Russia is to accelerate a transition away from fossil fuels.

The Government expects the number of Ukrainians being granted visas for the UK to increase “very, very quickly”, a minister has said.

A GLASGOW-based manufacturing company has invested £4 million on a move to bigger premises on the renowned site of the former OKI factory in North Lanarkshire.

THE number of cyber-attacks in Scotland has soared to a record high, new figures have revealed.

THE SNP have urged Anas Sawar to deselect a former leader of the Orange Order currently due to stand for his party in May’s local elections.

For the rest of March, forecasts say temperatures are expected to be mild to normal.