IF you’ve got a spare £65,000 to burn and fancy a wee change of pace, then look no further than a quaint little bothy on the island of Eigg, which has just come up for sale.

CAMPAIGNERS for inclusive education are celebrating a landmark achievement with the launch of a new LGBT teaching resource.

Officers are understood to be dealing with two complaints of what could be "unlawful disclosure"

CALMAC have come under fire after issuing a warning to travel only when necessary as one of its oldest vessels remained out of action for an 11th day.

Tributes are being organised to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of Scotland's more revered poets.

TRADITIONALLY, autumn can be a fruitful month for Scottish tourism and the wider hospitality and events sector.

I had some time to fill, and so – as I often do – I delved into death. The entrance was on Friar’s Street, behind a big modern office block, and as far as I could make out, there wasn’t much of the original place left. The effigy of a knight,...

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Andrew Neil has said he will never again appear on GB News after accusing the channel of leaking “smears” to a newspaper.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf will not be investigated by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon over a possible breach of the ministerial code.

THREE-day weeks, the Army helping out, candles the new toilet roll, the phrase “crisis, what crisis?” in the headlines again. Okay, confession time, whose idea was it to turn the clock back to 1975?

INNIS & Gunn has said it delivered a “robust” performance across both brand and business during its “most challenging” year to date.

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DAVID Wilson Homes has declared the first houses in its 194-home development at Cambusbarron near Stirling are due for completion by the end of next year, following approval of its revised plans by Stirling Council.

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LUCINDA Bruce-Gardyne, the founder of Genius Foods, has been appointed as the new chairman for Scotland Food & Drink, the industry leadership body.

Teacher Sabina Nessa is thought to have been murdered during a five-minute walk to meet a friend at a pub, police said.

The Irishman will captain Europe at Whistling Straits this week.

AECOM, the global infrastructure consulting firm, has become the latest occupier to take space at HFD Group’s flagship 177 Bothwell Street in Glasgow.

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ENVIRONMENTAL activists and the £20 cut in Universal Credit were debated by columnists and contributors in the newspapers.

A greenhouse expert offers tips on making sure your plants remain snug and cosy in your greenhouse in the cooler months. By Hannah Stephenson.

To the legal community, The Herald Law Awards of Scotland are the most prestigious accolades of their kind and after last year’s absence the awards have returned once again in order to recognise the finest legal professionals in the country.

FOR those of us who lived through the 1970s there is more than a whiff of “all our yesterdays” about the UK today.

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IN her latest attempt to win the propaganda wars, Nicola Sturgeon’s outrageous claim that the UK government is trying to make Scotland poorer must take the biscuit. The First Minister told the SNP’s annual conference in September: “By making us...

GIMP masks. Nazi chic. Bondage and fetish wear. There’s a distinctly S&M vibe running through culture at the moment; a little Freudian shiver rippling across society.

Former first minister Henry McLeish is to appear in a special episode of The Brian Taylor Podcast this week.

Robert Fyfe, who played Howard in Last of the Summer Wine, has died at the age of 90.

THE chill winds, splashes of colour in the trees, and that strange hankering for soup you’re feeling these days can only mean one thing: it’s budget time.

SCOTLAND's history, iconic landscapes and rugged coastlines are being immortalised in a new film which will feature three native languages - including a rare Shetland dialect.

A care sector leader has issued a clarion call to the Scottish Government to fix a “grotesque inequality” in dementia support as part of a major overhaul of services.

Here is the full list of new Disney+ content in October including TV shows, Disney originals, films and documentaries. 

THE UK will not strike a trade deal with the US, Boris Johnson has admitted.

MSPs have been warned soaring levels of domestic and sexual abuse is “an emergency situation” – amid fears the pandemic has meant victims believe there is “no safety for them in calling the police” to report violence.

Ange Postecoglou is adamant he won't allow any outside noise to influence how he goes about his Celtic rebuilding job.

THE CHANCELLOR has been challenged by the SNP to use tax from oil and gas firms to shore up struggling families.

POLICE will be able to “issue a recorded police warning for simple possession offences for all classes of drugs” instead of all offenders being automatically referred to criminal prosecutors, Scotland’s Lord advocate has confirmed.

THE PRIME Minister has told French president Emmanuel Macron to “donnez moi un break” and get over his anger about the new military pact forged between the UK, US and Australia.

SNP Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has been reported to the First Minister over an alleged breach of the ministerial code.

DOMINIC Raab has been grilled by MPs over his government's handling of the energy crisis and the rising cost of living.

The Taynuilt Inn hotel was completley destroyed after a devastating fire on Tuesday morning.

Millions of customers could be set to see their fuel suppliers go bust amid the ongoing energy crisis.

Scot Gemmill has named his Scotland Under-21s squad for next month's clash with Denmark at Tynecastle.

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FERRY users have been warned to travel only when necessary as one of CalMac's oldest vessels remained out of action for a tenth day with no timetable for return.