AIR traffic control staff have been "forced" to take strike action today (Thursday) which will lead to the grounding of lifeline services in a dispute over cuts.

TWO more ferries have broken down causing more chaos on Scotland’s beleaguered ferry network.

PASSENGERS face further disruption on Scotland's railways as team managers vote for strike action in a dispute over covering for staff taking part in industrial action.

By Kristy Dorsey

GLOBAL leaders jetting into Glasgow in November will allow Scotland “to show leadership on climate action on the international stage”, boasted the SNP’s net zero secretary.

WITH temperatures consistently above 20 degrees and the sun almost perpetually out, holidaying at home has never been so good for those who managed to get away in recent days.

THE embattled North Sea industry is facing a fresh challenge after a judge cleared campaigners to take the UK Government to court as they bid to have support for the oil and gas industry ruled unlawful.

SCOTLAND has a key role to play in powering the future of the UK’s global economy, the Chancellor has said.

NORTHERN Irish citizens and businesses are at risk of becoming “permanent casualties” of Brexit if the UK and EU do not resolve their differences, a new report has said.

When it comes to saving our place on the planet, time is of the essence for humans. With Earth Overshoot Day reached on July 29, we recognised a terrible milestone: we had used up our entire quota of the Earth’s biological resources for 2021 with a...

THE SCOTTISH Government has been accused of trying to “erase” women after a tweet referring to “pregnant people”.

THE UK and Scottish Governments are being warned of allowing a new Covid variant to “run rampant” through the country by further easing restrictions for EU and US travellers.

SHE is four feet and loose change and as light as a sprite, but Simone Biles makes for a terrifying sight as she readies to do her thing. The most successful gymnast of all time has executed moves with the human body that the brain says ought not to ...

NOT for a long time has a celebrity romance garnered so many column inches.

THE number of firms going into liquidation in Scotland has surged amid the challenges posed by the pandemic official figures show.

By Scott Wright

The 65th anniversary of Ecurie Ecosse’s sensational debut win in the world’s most prestigious sports car endurance event, the Le Mans 24 hours race, takes place on Thursday [29th]. As the Glasgow Herald’s Special Correspondent reported from the...

JOHN Clark Motor Group has lifted profits amid the pandemic despite turnover and vehicle sales going down, new accounts show.

OFFICE take-up in Glasgow was the highest since the start of 2020 while Edinburgh city centre saw the largest number of deals since 2018, figures for the second quarter show.

CARE home regulators in Scotland investigated just 5 per cent of complaints last year as thousands of elderly residents succumbed to coronavirus.

Our readers have their say as Nicola Sturgeon accused of a 'Trump-style meltdown' during her Covid briefing.

We’ve witnessed the long tailbacks of trucks at the Channel ports.

IT entices thousands of Scots out of their beds every Saturday morning, so it must have something going for it. And it’s not James Martin or Matt Tebbutt on telly, showing you how to whip up a mean lemon posset.

By Kristy Dorsey

What’s your favourite conspiracy theory? Mine is that Paul McCartney actually died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a professional lookalike nicknamed Faul (Fake Paul) to keep the Beatles machine churning.

I want to talk about me. Specifically, I want to talk about how you should refer to me and I don’t mean how you should refer to me in the comments section of The Herald. Rude. I mean which pronouns you should use about me. Him? They? You may have n...

COVID scientists, cowering and the roaring twenties were the topics raised by columnists and contributors in the newspapers.

By Scott Wright

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CALLUM DAVIDSON is hopeful of adding at least two new faces to his St Johnstone squad ahead of next week’s Europa League clash against Galatasaray.

ORBITAL Marine Power’s O2, the world’s most powerful tidal turbine, has started grid connected power generation at the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney.

The Herald’s quality journalism has been recognised in both the Scottish and UK Regional Press Awards shortlists.

RANGERS defender Leon Balogun has revealed he "fell in love" with the club after the handling of the racial abuse targeted at Glen Kamara.

PREMIER SPORTS have confirmed they will show live coverage of Rangers' Champions League qualifier against Malmo.

Our plants can suffer when we go on our summer hols. Hannah Stephenson looks at the common mistakes we make and how to address them.

As The Grand Tour returns for a Lochdown special, Danielle de Wolfe discovers more from producer Andy Wilman and presenters Clarkson, Hammond and May.

Isn’t it such a wonderful treat to have such a long spell of sunny weather? There’s no time to waste a minute cooking. A BBQ or grill is all you need to create a delicious easy meal that will transfer you to the Costas with the first bite. A bit ...

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Since the six tragic drownings in Scotland over the weekend, many of us have been thinking about how to make our waters safer, and what we can tell people to help keep them safe – not just in the kind of situations those who lost their lives found ...

Scots researchers have warned there are gaps in mental health support for frontline respiratory nurses as a survey found more than a fifth experienced anxiety and depression during the first wave of the Covid pandemic.

FOOTAGE online shows the devastating moment the roof of Glasgow's St Simon's Church in Partick collapses as the building is gutted by fire.

A CHURCH in the west end of Glasgow has been gutted by fire.

THE SNP has launched an attack on a flagship Treasury plan ahead of the Chancellor’s visit to Scotland.

By Kristy Dorsey

FOR some time now I have been saying that international rugby has been a game of 23-a-side and the British and Irish Lion’ deserved victory over South Africa at the weekend proved it. The starting XV in international tests rarely finishes a match, ...

A STRING of key sea ports, an industrial hub and Scotland’s busiest airport could be clustered together in plans being drawn up to become a post-Brexit green port.

A YEAR ago, Ross McCrorie wondered where his footballing future lay as it became clear it was not going to be at Rangers where he had worked his way through the youth system.

The showcase event of the Olympics, the athletics begins, and couple of the British big-guns are in action in the opening session.

SCOTTISH Rugby’s Super6 competition is about to embark on what should be regarded as its real first season, according to Sean Lineen.

London’s biggest markets made gains as travel firms were pushed higher by the decision to scrap the need for US and EU travellers who are fully vaccinated to quarantine on arrival.