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Scots could have another referendum if support for one is consistently at 60 per cent, the Scottish Secretary has said.

THEY are the unsung Scots who some say should be more widely recognised nationally - with a statue.

OWNERS' desire to give treats during the pandemic is being blamed for a rise in overweight pets in Scotland - raising concerns of an obesity epidemic.

UNIONS have asked transport minister Graeme Dey to intervene following fears that plans to shut down air traffic towers in Scotland will pose a health and safety threat.

By Ian McConnell

YOU have to at least admire the creativity of it.

ANYONE looking at what is in front of them without red, white and blue blinkers is surely only too aware of the worsening

Britain’s evacuation effort in Kabul has entered its final hours but has not been curtailed by the terror attack that killed US troops and Afghan civilians, the Defence Secretary has said.

The Foreign Office has defended its Afghanistan embassy staff after documents identifying Afghan workers and job applicants were found left on the ground at the British diplomatic mission in Kabul.

A 50ml bottle of whisky has sold for £6,440, making it said to be the most expensive miniature ever sold at auction.

By Scott Wright

STUDIO MB, the Scottish brand and cultural destination business behind visitor centres across the world, has been appointed by Gordon & MacPhail to design its new distillery tourist facility in the Cairngorms National Park.

By Kristy Dorsey

COASTAL erosion could put an estimated £1.2 billion of Scotland’s buildings, transport infrastructure, cultural and natural heritage at risk by 2050, new research has warned.

JAMIE Forbes returns from injury to skipper Watsonians in tonight’s Super6 top-of-the table clash against Southern Knights clash at Myreside.

By Kristy Dorsey

Don't miss out as Productivity Club Scotland goes online to bring their peer-to-peer learning clubs and seminars to businesses throughout the country free of charge

It would be “detrimental, environmentally” to stop drilling for new oil and gas in the North Sea, says oil tycoon Sir Ian Wood.

By Scott Wright

THE Extreme Environments Laboratory is never likely to be mistaken for a luxury spa resort.

Things have changed a lot in recent weeks and one of the biggest shifts is that we can now visit theatres, festivals, night clubs and sporting events. There are no legal requirements for distancing in these types of venues for the first time since la...

Years ago a foreigner got in to a stupid quarrel with some Scottish independence supporters. He had – entirely innocently – called them “separatists” and they were raging about it.

AILEEN McGLYNN emerged from the track cycling wilderness and Finlay Graham burst into the light as the Scottish pair claimed velodrome medals in Tokyo yesterday.

By Karen Peattie

By Karen Peattie

By Karen Peattie

COUNTING Covid cases, a cancelled Christmas and supermarket shortages were the issues raised by columnists and contributors in the newspapers.

I NOTE with interest Struan Stevenson's article ("Seven key questions Forbes and Sturgeon must answer on Scotland’s economy", The Herald, August 26). I also note that he neglected to mention his position as a former Tory MEP and as a current advise...

IMAGINE a scenario where children were taught the thoughts of Boris Johnson or Nicola Sturgeon as part of their school lessons? It is now reality in China.

Striving for success is making us miserable and we should all just cut ourselves some slack rather than competing with our peers, according to a new book.

Option: Olivia

Parliament returns next week, and ahead of the big day, we have a special episode of The Brian Taylor Podcast.

Fly-tippers, litter louts, picnickers without a bag to take their waste home in… they’re the scourge of Scotland aren’t they? If there’s one thing that can unite us all in a frenzy of indignation it’s the trash they leave behind. But what t...

THE Pfizer vaccine has been linked to a slight, increased risk of stroke in the largest study of its kind so far.

ST JOHNSTONE last night crashed out of Europe as LASK booked their place in the group stages of the Uefa Europa Conference League.

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BORIS Johnson has confirmed the UK will continue with its withdrawal and evacuation efforts in Afghanistan despite today's terror attack.

The Pentagon has confirmed an explosion at Kabul airport amid warnings over an imminent terror attack.

AFTER a bruising spell for Scotch whisky in the international arena, some green shoots of recovery are beginning to emerge.

ONE of the greatest pleasures as a parent is reading a bedtime story to your kids, where - if we’re honest - we are less bothered about educating them than we are about getting them to sleep quicker.

TWO Conservative MPs have writen to Boris Johnson urging him to keep the £20 rise to universal credit.

THE MAJORITY of people eligible to leave Afghanistan for the UK have now been evacuted, the Prime Minister has confirmed.

Hannah Stephenson chooses eye-catching bulbs to plant soon for a riot of colour next year.

The final stages of the evacuation effort in Afghanistan are under further strain after a warning that a “highly lethal” terror attack could be launched within hours.

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WHAT to make of the joint government deal between the SNP and the Greens?

ROAD chiefs have been come under fire after the latest temporary fix to try to prevent landslips on one of Scotland's key roads brings the cost to over £5m.