ROYAL Bank of Scotland owner NatWest Group returned to the black last year as the economy continued its recovery from the pandemic, and pledged to commence at £750 million share buyback in the first half of the year.

Ministers in Scotland are warning people to only travel if safe to do so

OK, hear me out. If you can hear me at all over the Schadenfreude-laden laughter from rival fans currently bellowing towards Dens Park.

AS the elements from storm Dudley battered the streets of Glasgow, scores of people queued in the wet and cold in anticipation of a hot meal.

A FORMER advisor to the Trump administration has cited Scottish coronavirus data to argue to the US Senate that the "vaccine is driving massive infections in the vaccinated".

Parts of the M8 has been forced to shut and schools are closed. Follow the latest on the roads, rail and disruption from Storm Eunice.

THE disgraced former SNP finance secretary Derek Mackay is attempting to embark on a new career as a consultant, the Herald can reveal.

INJURED plantation workers of a Scottish tea firm at the centre of a multi-million pound negligence action were given painkillers to mask the pain they were in to allow them to keep working, it has been alleged.

Over 600 Scots are estimated to have prostate cancer but have not sought treatment, a cancer charity has warned.

A NEW venue for David Jamieson to experience but with the same long-term vision to guide him. The Scottish cruiserweight steps into the ring at the Trump Turnberry hotel this evening, looking to stop Samo Jangirov to claim the IBO international cruis...

By Scott Wright

THERE'S nothing in life so certain as death, taxes, and that any unpopular fiscal event will be referred to as a tax, even when it's not one.

THE Kuwaiti suitor for Scottish aviation services business John Menzies has further ramped up the pressure on the Edinburgh firm by buying enough shares to become its largest shareholder.

The owner of a Merchant City venue says he has lost thousands of pounds in revenue following road and footpath closures during the filming of the new Batgirl movie in Glasgow.

IT was difficult to know what was more frustrating as the Government announced its pitifully inadequate response

Universities want ministers to back off and let them determine their own Covid risk assessments, amid complaints from students about the impact of current pandemic safety measures.

The pedigree pups were electrocuted when a power line crashed onto their kennel block.

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FORMER Clydeport chief executive Tom Allison, who is a director of Celtic football club, is stepping down as chairman of Peel Ports amid major leadership changes at the group which he helped build.

The new leader of Scotland’s largest Catholic community has described the billions spent annually maintaining nuclear weapons in the UK as a “scandal” amid rising poverty and the cost of living crisis.

The so-called Great Storm in October 1987, which claimed 18 lives, is the most famous example of a sting jet forming, the forecaster said.

ABERDEEN is set to use the first hydrogen-fuelled bin lorry in the UK as its city council bids to reduce emissions associated with the delivery of services.

NORTH Sea oil services heavyweight Aker Solutions expects to create 200 jobs in its UK operations as it looks to use its expertise to help it win work in sectors such as offshore wind.

RUTH Marr (Letters, February 16) suggests that Boris Johnson should have taken the trouble to meet the people who live, work and vote in Scotland as they hold him in contempt.

The s1jobs Recruitment Awards will take place on Thursday, 14 April and once again this annual event for the HR sector will highlight the individuals and organisations that are doing outstanding work in the field of opportunity and recruitment.

The Met Office said there is a risk of “flying debris resulting in danger to life” and “damage to buildings and homes".

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ONE of the world's most famous archaeological sites, Stonehenge has always been shrouded in mystery. Now a new exhibition aims to reveal the secrets of the ancient stone circle.

Our cartoonist Steven Camley's take on the Olympic success of the Scots curlers.

Certain motorists will be “particular high risk” when travelling in severe conditions amid Storm Eunice.

DESIGNED in 1971, open in 1983, The Burrell put Glasgow on the map. It was beautiful, modern, full of light, air, space – and art. While the art was remarkable and the architecture exceptional, its political significance cannot be overstated, leadi...

IT’S been dubbed Londongrad, for years the laundromat of choice for Vladimir Putin and his cronies, enabling them to clean their dodgy Russian money through the UK capital.

The Met Office said there is a risk of “flying debris resulting in danger to life”.

The Met Office has issued red weather warning while the public are urged to stay at home with the Army placed on standby.

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IT isn’t where he wants to be, but George Horne is determined to make the most of getting some regular game-time for Glasgow Warriors during this Six Nations window in order to elbow his way back into international contention.

TRADE union bosses have called for the Scottish Government to draw up a new strategy for green jobs after statistics shows the number of Scots employed in low carbon industries has fallen.

The Scottish government were justified to allow transgender people to select their identified gender in the upcoming census, one of the country’s most senior civil courts has ruled.

THE HOME secretary has closed a VIP visa scheme for wealthy investors over fears of Russian exploitation in the UK.

ALL Airbnb properties in Edinburgh not being used as a home are set to be required to obtain planning permission after city officials recommended “to designate the entire council area as a short-term let control area”.

AN independent Scotland should consider joining the Euro if it becomes a member of the European Union, according to a leading expert.

CELTIC will make their first appearance in the Europa Conference League this evening as they welcome Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt to Glasgow for the first leg of thier knock-out tie.

POLICE Scotland is becoming the first force in the UK to issue all of its officers with the anti-overdose spray naloxone - despite initial concerns from some officer representatives.

The Met Office have upgraded weather warnings all across the country as Storm Eunice gets ready to batter the UK

A NEW push to find out if Boris Johnson or senior officials are given fines by the police has been launched by the Liberal Democrats.

VISAS for wealthy investors are expected to be scrapped by the UK Government over fears of the links between Russia and the UK.

Police confirmed a third person will face court today, after a man and a woman were arrested yesterday.

IT is no secret that Rangers face a daunting task as they prepare to face Borussia Dortmund for the first leg of their Europa League knockout clash in Germany.