By Kathleen Nutt

FRASERS Property has secured three new lettings at West 100 & 200, the £14 million industrial development at the former Rolls Royce factory in Hillington Park.

LIONEL Richie was wrong – there is nothing easy about Sunday morning. Ask Laura Kuenssberg, who made telly history yesterday by becoming the first woman to take permanent stewardship of a flagship Sunday morning politics show.

I once interviewed a brilliant 101-year-old Edinburgh woman called Phyllis Ramsay who told me that one of the reasons for her longevity was her daily diet (porridge for breakfast, sandwich for lunch, something nice from M&S for dinner). She’d also ...

Scottish Government plans that could facilitate meetings between sexual violence survivors and their attackers have come under fire in recent days.

It’s probably better to own up at the start. I recently bought new sunglasses online. They arrived promptly and after waiting patiently for a sunny day in the north-east, they lived up to expectations.

Kevin McKenna: The SNP have loved every minute of the Tory leadership contest

With an estimated three million desks and chairs from UK offices going to landfill every year – regardless of condition – Andy Russell of Scottish commercial furniture consultancy Bureau Group has made it his mission to tackle what he describes a...

By Kathleen Nutt

Scotland should consider restructuring its senior schooling system along German lines to re-engage boys and tackle the yawning gender gap in exam results, according to an expert.

Some lucky Scots were treated to a "spectacular" Northern Lights display on Sunday night.

Scots could face fines from today if they are caught smoking within 15 metres of a hospital building.

Health care workers and care home residents are to start receiving Covid boosters and autumn flu jabs from Monday as the autumn vaccination programme gets under way.

Liz Truss is considering a freeze on energy bills in an effort to help households cope with rising living costs.

TWO of Scotland’s leading business figures have sparked a debate on the real reasons behind the UK energy emergency, while urging government to do more to mitigate its impact on people already suffering the dire effects of the cost-of-living crisis...

By Ian McConnell

THEIR artworks are indelibly associated with Scotland's largest city, but now a major new exhibition set to bring together the largest collection of pieces by the Glasgow Girls in more than 30 years.

Later today the UK’s newly elected prime minister will be unveiled, and after meeting HM The Queen at Balmoral, they’ll get the keys to Downing Street.

Sir Tom Hunter has announced an exciting evolution of the Scale Up Scotland initiative. Speaking on the Go Radio Business Show, he revealed Scale Up Scotland 2.0 will build on the success of the original scheme for entrepreneurs, with intensive, stra...

DOUGLAS Cowe (Letters, September 2) complains that the SNP "provides absolutely no evidence that independence will work" apart from the empirical evidence gathered from around the world from small independent countries without Scotland's fabulous res...

By Kyle Scott

Following reports that workers at Apple are pushing back against a return-to-office order and petitioning for the right to continue to operate from home, Sir Tom and Lord Haughey have raised questions about the long-term future of home-based working ...

AS record-breaking high temperatures scorch the west coast of America and devastating floods ravage Pakistan, the impact of climate change is being felt all over the world, more and more with each passing day.

HE is one of the most controversial characters to ever grace our TV screens, so what will today’s politically correct world make of the return of Alf Garnett?

MUSIC fan Linda Smallwood attempted to persuade her boyfriend to visit a jazz club with her when the couple visited New York last week.

Scots with kidney disease who dialyse at home could be forced to skip vital treatments amid soaring electricity costs.

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

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

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

Put your music knowledge to the test by taking on the 'name that tune' game Heardle!

LORD Harrington, who was appointed refugees minister in the wake of the war in Ukraine, has quit the Government before a new leader takes over.

NICOLA Sturgeon is among politicians who have paid tribute to the former Labour group leader in Glasgow city council Malcolm Cunning who has died aged 65.

LIZ Truss has insisted her plan to cut taxes for the wealthiest people in the UK is "fair".

NICOLA Sturgeon has accused Liz Truss of wanting to 'change the rules of democracy' following reports her team are considering measures to require a higher vote threshold for a Yes victory than a simple majority vote.

NICOLA Sturgeon has said Liz Truss will be a “disaster” as Prime Minister if she governs how she has campaigned, but she hopes for a “constructive” relationship with her.

CONSERVATIVE ministers are considering introducing a referendum act that could wreck the campaign for Scottish independence, according to reports today.

SCOTS island port harbours are unable to take the ships at the centre of Scotland's ferry-building fiasco which have been delayed by up to five years, the Herald on Sunday can reveal.

THE SCOTTISH Government is facing legal action after an 11-year breach of international law through a failure to have a public right of challenge over decisions that would damage the nation's precious environment, landscape and wildlife.

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Atom Kraft? Nein Danke, as the stickers said on crumbling 2CVs. My parents drove a VW, but they were dedicated anti-nuclear campaigners who refused to differentiate between civil and military uses of nuclear power. We were doomed either way. I inheri...

Six months on from the start of the Ukrainian asylum crisis, two leading campaigners for refugees launch a devastating attack on British Government cruelty and Scottish Government complacency – and both reveal the dark personal stories which turned...

COME tomorrow lunchtime the country will see another turning of the page for UK politics with the fourth prime minister in just six years; a clear sign of turbulent times.

I’ve been visiting Ukraine long before its invasion by Russia earlier this year. Back in 2004 I witnessed the rise of pro-Russian separatists in the eastern Donbas region which quickly morphed into a somewhat limited war.

By Kathleen Nutt

They lived in an age of discovery, and two Victorian nature enthusiasts – perhaps inspired by the exploits of adventurous plant-hunters in far flung places – were about to undertake their own remarkable quest.

Faith, Hope and Charity burl wildly in the relentless west coast wind, their long arms spinning around at such a rate that when it gets too gusty, they simply have to be calmed down.

Their powerful poems evoke all the misery, pain and horror of a brutal war that robbed a generation of its youth and would change the world forever.

ABERDEEN FC were the last team to win the Scottish League, outwith the Old Firm, in 1985, 37 long years ago. Scottish football is in desperate need of a root and branch reform. The 0-9 scoreline last Sunday at Tannadice was the perfect illustration o...