DOMINIC Raab has backed Boris Johnson's claim he did not breach the ministerial code as he did not "intentionally" break the law.

“TRAVEL carnage” is how people have described the shambles of queues, crowds, delays and cancellations that has afflicted airports not just across the UK, but also in Ireland, as Dublin airport witnessed similar scenes.

A DOUBLE-TAKE seemed like an only natural reaction when news of the UK Government having signed

By Ian McConnell

Glenrath Farms of Peeblesshire, the UK’s largest supplier of free-range eggs, served up a strong set of results in its latest financial year despite a variety of cost and supply headwinds facing the agricultural sector.

BANKING giant HSBC has ring-fenced £1 billion for lending to small and medium-sized enterprises in Scotland bidding to build business and create jobs.

Cuts to funded university places mean qualified middle-income applicants risk being rejected in their bid to get onto popular courses, the fair access commissioner has suggested.

Concerned about racism, sexism, and homophobia? Make tackling poverty your business.

TWO Scottish law companies have merged in a move that is claimed creates the country’s most experienced and accredited medical and clinical negligence team.

IF Scotland’s future is to be a healthier one we will need treat everyone with addictions better.

People have been asking some really important questions about health recently – questions that are hugely relevant to the shape of a future Scotland.

A design team has been appointed to take the proposed Buchanan Galleries redevelopment to the next stage.

A BID for Scotland’s unique footballing history to receive Unesco World Heritage Site status has taken a step forward with three poets appointed to tell its rich story.

By Scott Wright

THESE are seriously worrying times. We have a deeply-flawed Prime Minister quite prepared to abuse his powers to retain his hold on office. Breaking the law and defying conventions seem to matter not a jot to Boris Johnson, indeed he seems to think t...

“SHEN nerve maare-low oo-cry-enee”. That’s the phonetic version of the start of the Ukrainian national anthem. It roughly translates as “long live Ukraine”. Scottish fans are being urged to sing along tonight, or try to.

There were celebrations in Glasgow’s Crowne Plaza Hotel last night when the winners of The Herald Higher Education Awards 2022 were announced.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

THE odds weren’t good. Looking around the gathered throng, raising glasses before heading into a three-course dinner, I thought it probable that at least two among us were carrying Covid. That was almost two weeks ago, when in Scotland it was estim...

THE legal obstacles to a second independence referendum are formidable but not insurmountable – so I argued in these pages last week. If there is to be a Bill for a second independence referendum (still the wait goes on…) and if, as everyone assu...

Tarnished Platinum

BEING a positive and relentless champion for the growth of the city’s economy is written into the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce mission statement so I cannot deny the occasional urge to compete with our colleagues in other Scottish cities. If it’s ...

Francois-Marie Dibon, 44, from Paris, smashed the record

Boris Johnson has faced criticism from his ethics adviser over his handling of the partygate scandal, as the prospect of a leadership challenge moved closer.

The dust has settled on Scotland’s council elections as local authorities take shape across the country.

2021 will be the Queen's 69th Christmas Day message, but of her 67 speeches so far, which ones have been most memorable?

"I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service."

Millions across the country are set to take to the streets for parties and Big Jubilee Lunches this weekend in honour of the Queen.

Look back on Her Majesty's most iconic and funniest moments to mark the Platinum Jubilee.

These regal homes feature everything a Queen could want including steam rooms, zip lines, libraries and home cinemas. Take a peek

As the nation comes together to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee we look back on her history on the thrown.

The award-winning show has an audience of millions, but how well does it show the real story of the Royal Family.

See the lineup for the BBC Platinum Party at the Palace concert and how to watch.

Here are the regal flicks that should be on you watch list of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend.

The Duke of Edinburgh was the Queen’s husband of more than 70 years before he passed away at the age of 99 in April last year.

HOLYROOD’S independent budget watchdog has downgraded its growth forecasts for Scotland’s economy and warned of a record slump in household spending power.

THE FIRST group of people seeking asylum in the UK are to be deported to Rwanda next month.

BORIS Johnson could face a vote of confidence in his leadership as early as next week, a Tory grandee has suggested.

FEMINIST campaigners have insisted that the push for equal right for women and trans people are “deeply interconnected” as they dismissed claims that gender reforms will impact access to single-sex spaces.

THE SCOTTISH Government’s "reset" of public sector spending is good news for criminals, the Scottish Police Federation has warned.

PLANS have been unveiled for the redevelopment of the A-listed former Scottish Widows headquarters in Edinburgh.

KATE Forbes has set aside £20 million for a second independence referendum next year, despite warning of major cuts to public sector spending in Scotland.

Welcome to The Herald’s 2022 Higher Education Awards. You join us live from the Crowne Plaza Glasgow.

THE transport minister has dismissed fears that ScotRail chaos caused by a shortage of train drivers could last weeks, while saying the temporary timetable has been delivering a "reliable service".

Stevie McLaughlin walks between the planting beds in his own field of dreams wearing a chef jacket and wellies. This is a working visit to check on the rare and heritage vegetables, fruit, herbs, and edible flowers grown specifically for Scotland’s...

After a three-year wait, one of Scotland's popular sandy beaches is fully accessible to locals and visitors.

A man who watched Sheku Bayoh being detained has told a hearing he did not think it was possible the 31-year-old could have stomped on a constable as described to the inquiry by police officers.

ANDREA Leadsom has hit out at Boris Johnson’s “unacceptable failings of leadership”.

SCOTLAND’S NHS is on “life support,” Labour has said after new figures revealed that more than half a million people are on the waiting list.

GLASGOW city centre has been ranked second among 9,000 locations throughout the UK for