HOW are you? I feel I should ask having just watched Marriage (BBC1, Sunday-Monday), one of the most disturbing television experiences of the year (and I speak as someone who has sat through all the Tory leadership debates).

A TEENAGER has registered scores of companies in the name of major Scottish and UK bus and rail brands, including operator Stagecoach and manufacturer Alexander Dennis, making him one of the UK’s largest transport moguls on paper.

FOOTBALL documentaries are having a moment. After the success of All or Nothing: Tottenham, Sunderland ‘Til I Die, and the like, filmmakers are alive to the fact that football clubs are home to some great stories. Whatever happens, there is a guara...

1974’s three-day week is now no more than a bad memory.

SCOTTISH ferry company CalMac has come under fire for awarding a media and advertising contract to an English business while the lifeline service continues to battle against what some might say are peculiarly Scottish headwinds.

The Scottish school week may have to be cut from five days to three as rampant inflation, austerity and climate-related disruption combine to make existing arrangements unsustainable, a leading expert has warned.

By Scott Wright

WE have, it seems, to be careful about using the expression “missing in action” when describing our increasingly demob-happy Prime Minister.

IT is located on one of the four original streets in Glasgow and welcomed its first customers in 1792.

FROM Monday, health and social care workers in Scotland can begin booking appointments for their next round of Covid boosters and winter flu jags.

WORRIES over the cost of living may have replaced Covid as a daily preoccupation for most of us, but the NHS continues to face a crippling pandemic hangover.

PRIVATE firms are being invited to bid for a £150 million contract that includes providing staff to carry out operations in NHS hospitals at weekends over the next five years.

By Lee Halpin

The leader of one of Scotland’s oldest universities has told an employment tribunal that it is “shameful” so few women are promoted to senior roles within the institution.

By Ian McConnell

By Ian McConnell

GR Weir (Letters, August 18) likens Liz Truss’s assertion that she “will never allow the Union to be split up” ("Union will ‘never ever’ end, says Liz Truss", The Herald, August 17) to Putin asserting Ukraine is part of Russia and Xi Jinpin...

A former Dragons’ Den contestant believes his new Glasgow venture could help save more Scottish hairdressing salons from closing their doors.

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on how the cost of living crisis is affecting food banks on Saturday, August 20, 2022. Framed prints of Steven Camley's cartoons are available by calling 0141 302 6210. Unframed cartoons can be purchased by visit...

IT’S often argued that flying is safer than any other form of travel. Which is true. Though only if you add the proviso that the pilots in charge of the plane must stay awake.

COMEDIANS almost invariably call upon their own life experiences in order to work up the material for a show.

IT’S the last of the summer living then and tonight we’re on Victoria Road a-tingling with the energy of Glasgow’s most cosmopolitan and vibrant quarter. Right now , Eastern European folk music drifts down from a tenement window flung open like...

HIS job was to lure Scottish nationalists to Moscow. And he failed. It is fully seven years since Aleksandr Ionov tried to meddle in our politics.

THE great American journalist and author Robert Caro wrote perhaps the greatest modern treatise on the true source of political power and how it’s deployed. Every page of his Pultizer-winning biography of Robert Moses, the New York planner who, des...

AMID the rise of a cashless society, it seemed we were leaving pounds and notes behind, but younger generations are now pushing back with the latest trend - cash stuffing. And experts believe it could have an upside for all as the cost-of-living cris...

THE single, biggest cheer at the Perth Tory hustings? That went to Liz Truss for emphatically declaring that “a woman is a woman”.

The company sparked public anger and was hauled in front of MPs to answer questions when it sacked hundreds of workers without notice in March

What is today's Framed? Some hints to help you guess the movie. Plus the answer for when you've given up!

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

If you have tried and loved Wordle, Quordle should be your next go-to brain teaser.

Weaver is the newest word game on the block - if you are struggling with today's brainteaser here are some hints to get you to the end. And the solution if you give up!

Move over Wordle, you can now shake things up with its music spin-off Heardle.

MICHAEL Gove has announced he is leaving frontline politics and endorsed Rishi Sunak for Prime Minister while accusing Liz Truss of taking “a holiday from reality”.

LOCAL government workers have been offered an improved pay offer amid council staff threatening strike action.

NICOLA Sturgeon has warned the “Tories are coming for devolution” after a senior Conservative peer suggested devolved powers could be returned to Westminster.

AN Ayrshire hotel has unveiled plans for new autumn spa breaks for men, women and couples.

SHARES in Joules Group plunged by more than one-third this morning as the troubled fashion retailer warned it expects to make a “significant loss” in the first half and a full-year loss before tax, “significantly below market expectations”.

YORKSHIRE-based outdoor advertising business CP Media has been awarded the media contract for ferry service operator CalMac Ferries.

House prices across the UK have seen the first decrease since June 2021, albeit by a marginal 0.1% in July, but Scotland’s housing market continues to record soaring property prices, with a 9.6% annual growth rate since the start of 2022.

You might imagine this approach would in coming months become less effective, with many Brexit fans surely likely at long last to see through the populist distractions and showboating.

NEARLY 1m Scots households will be trapped in extreme fuel poverty by January, even with planned government support leaving even middle-income households struggling to pay their bills, according to new research.

By Scott Wright

SCOTTISH hydrogen experts Logan Energy and renewables specialists Locogen have been given the go-ahead for a ground-breaking £3 million green distillery project.

THERE will doubtless be a podcast made one day about the unexpected ubiquity of Jason Grant.

THE JUNIOR partner in the Scottish Government has called for the biggest energy companies to be nationalised to cut soaring fuel bills.

A FAMILY-owned Italian restaurant chain has announced plans to open a new site which will have a “host of sustainable features”.

IT led the way when it took a bold step to return a Lakota Sioux Ghost Dance shirt to its rightful home in the US almost 25 years ago. Now Glasgow has set a further example as it has signed an agreement which will see it become the first UK museums s...

By Ian McConnell

WRC Recycling is set for a huge boost in the amount of building debris it can handle in-house following today’s official opening of a £4 million construction and demolition (C&D) plant at its site in Inchinnan.

Economic development agency Scottish Enterprise generated a record amount of income from its investments in early-stage companies during the year to April, but the value and volume of new deals fell following the withdrawal of Covid support funding.