KEITH Anderson has never seemed far from the headlines this year.

LIFELINE ferry services are to be disrupted to two islands over the weekend due to further engine problems with one of the CalMac ferry fleet's oldest vessels.

By Scott Wright

INDIAN giant Tata has hailed a significant link-up with a Scottish robotics facility aimed at promoting AI, boosting entrepreneurship and employment.

By Scott Wright

Cyber security specialist Adarma is set to create 50 new jobs within the next three years following a £2 million grant award economic development agency Scottish Enterprise.

More than 300,000 deaths have been attributed to Tory austerity policies that slashed billions of pounds from social security payments and public services.

WGM Engineering is set to become part of the expanding RSK Group after agreeing to be acquired for an undisclosed sum.

By Ian McConnell

YOUR report headed "Low-income Scots ‘forced to go hungry and cut heating’" (The Herald, October 3) underlines the need for the UK Government to increase benefits rather than cut taxes, especially during this crisis.

IT is not always the case that Parliament can assert itself without even meeting – never mind voting – but the new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng U-turned on his short-lived policy to abolish the 45 per cent additional rate of income tax for one reaso...

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Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on the rent freeze October 5 2022

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) said demand for online advice for mortgage issues has climbed by 277%

The plan was laid out as hours after statistics revealed that a record 4,967 patients had spent more than 12 hours in A&E during August

Businesses with something to shout about have less than two weeks left to submit their applications for this year’s Scottish Family Business awards. The closing date is Tuesday, 18 October and any companies rooted in Scotland and with a family back...

When Professor Willie Stewart published research in 2019 showing that footballers had a five-fold risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, his research team were inundated with inquiries from understandably concerned ex- players.

LIZ Truss will admit her plans to reshape the UK will cause “disruption” but she insists there can be no more “drift and delay” in the effort to boost economic growth.

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SCOTLAND’S Covid inquiry has been thrown into chaos after senior lawyers quit en masse – leading to the chairwoman standing down.

LIZ Truss has confirmed the UK Government is “looking” at locking in long-term deals to import gas from Norway and other countries in a bid to keep the lights on this winter.

LIZ Truss is facing a huge backlash from Tory MPs “trying to lob grenades” at her over a string of policies and U-turns ahead of giving her first big speech to party activists.

SCOTLAND’S National Chef, Gary McLean, has joined forces with a brewing industry veteran for a campaign make St Andrews Day a major event in the nation’s calendar.

It will be the first time such action has ever been taken.

UK ministers have been criticised for “pouring billions of pounds of public money into unproven technology” by pressed ahead with nuclear fusion investment.

The former President attempted to take the Scottish Government to court over an Aberdeen wind farm.

A SCOTTISH company that installs smart meters on behalf of energy firms has launched a new electric vehicle charging offering.

A historic coastal golf club that has served as a qualifying venue for the Open Championship is set for a "radical" upgrade following planning permission for an accompanying housing development.

UK ministers have been accused of failing to make COP26 “a turning point” on environmental action as they come under pressure from the hosts of the next climate summit.

SCOTLAND'S most notorious road has remained shut for a second day for safety reasons because of fears of landslips caused by heavy rain.

EMERGENCY legislation to freeze rents in Scotland will not breach the human rights of landlords, Patrick Harvie has insisted, ahead of a possible legal challenge.

THE OUTGOING boss of the publicly-owned Scottish National Investment Bank took home almost £500,000 during her 15 months in charge, new figures have revealed.

The construction of two new lifeline ferries for Islay is officially underway six months after the £105m contract was controversially given to a Turkish shipyard.

THE Home Secretary is set to unveil controversial plans to ban migrants crossing the Channel from claiming asylum in the UK.

LIZ Truss is facing a Cabinet revolt after a senior Tory said it “makes sense” for benefits payments to rise in line with inflation.

THE Scottish National Investment Bank has posted a loss of more than £3 million in its maiden accounts.

INSURANCE giant Legal & General has sought to reassure investors over its financial strength after suffering a hefty share fall amid mini-budget market turmoil.

Residents were urged to take shelter after the missile crossed Japanese airspace before crashing into the sea.

A LIFELINE ferry servicehad to be halted after an engine failure with a vessel that is due to be phased out.

There are many reasons to fear the deregulating bulldozer that is the Truss cabinet – amongst them, as was revealed last week, is the way their policies are looking like what RSPB England dubbed an “attack on nature.”

MINISTERS have been warned of a crisis in a bid to keep the ancient tongue of Scotland alive because of a dramatic shortage of teachers.

THE CHAIRMAN of Scotland's ferry fleet owners Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited is being quizzed by MSPs over a controversial vetting process which allowed Jim McColl's Ferguson Marine to bid for a ferry fiasco contract as a 'rigging' row continues ...

By Scott Wright

A NEW "field to bottle" whisky distillery proposal that could also include a 300-year-old former laird’s house as a tasting centre as part of its longer term business proposal has been unveiled.

It’s like some sort of macabre economic pantomime. Eleven days ago Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng said he would cut income taxes for the UK’s highest earners, that 1.9 per cent of the population making £150,000 or more annually. Tax cuts, he declared...

"THIS is not some Halloween story," says Glenda, one of the characters in the new Netflix dramatisation of the Jeffrey Dahmer story.

E.coli cases in a South Lanarkshire town have doubled and two primary classes are being tested as a precaution.

Archaeologists have finished excavating the primary scene in the renewed search for Moors Murder victim Keith Bennett and found “no visible evidence” of human remains, according to police.