Police said the silver Land Rover Defender he was driving overturned at the junction between Cowglen Road and Peat Road.

“If you’re a foreigner, people will attack you. I’ve seen it actually. There’s a risk, especially now, of physical assault."

COMPANY and care home bosses could face corporate homicide charges for failing to do enough to protect staff and residents who contracted Covid at work and then died, The Herald can reveal.

Buried deep in the hills of Turkey, archaeologists are working at a site called Göbekli Tepe. It’s 11,500 years old. Our Stone Age hunter-gatherer ancestors once lived there, but long before humans ‘invented’ cities and settled down. So, what ...

The war in Ukraine has become what Churchill in 1943 called “the sum of all fears”. The targeting of nuclear power stations last week brought new images of horror to Europe.

NICOLA Sturgeon has not written to senior European figures since last year's election about an independent Scotland joining the EU, it can be revealed.

Haas confirmed its partnership with title sponsor Uralkali has also been terminated.

THE game's keep coming thick and fast in the Scottish Premiership, as the run-in to the end of the season heats up.

The Scottish Government has adopted aviation industry claims that expanding Heathrow airport will not lead to increased emissions from Scotland, internal documents show.

While others spent lockdown baking banana bread, Aberdeen animal surgeon Scott Rigg had his head in the clouds learning to fly.

PFA Scotland are to acknowledge the fast changing landscape at the top of the game by recruiting their first-ever women's football officer. The position will be advertised later this week.

WHENEVER modern life feels rubbish and current events weigh heavy on the soul, I bolster myself with uplifting tales of strength and verve from bygone years.

As with many wars the Russian invasion of Ukraine is constantly changing. But certain key questions preoccupy the minds of most of us watching unfolding events. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines five such issues.

JUST over 100 days on from the COP26 climate conference’s “moment of truth” in Glasgow, the Ukraine war has underscored just how much Europe is addicted to fossil fuels, particularly those of the Russian variety.

For generations it was valued for its warmth and comfort, while wool from Scottish sheep helped to produce carpets which covered the nation’s floors.

Laws to protect the public from botched cosmetic treatments in Scotland are a “global embarrassment” according to a leading practitioner amid plans to tighten rules in England.

I AM disgusted that SNP President Michael Russell and others within the party should apparently be trying to link the war in Ukraine with the campaign for Scottish independence. There is no comparison and it's right that Nicola Sturgeon should be for...

It is said to be one of the biggest drains on NHS resources.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

IT’S hardly surprising that the thistle became a symbol of Scotland. It’s a troublesome weed. I’m sorry, I’ll read that again. It’s a beautiful and hardy flower. If you’re English, you might say: “Is it, aye?” All right, let’s agree...

HISTORY shows us what happens if we don’t take adequate action against a tyrannical regime or dictator. It will almost certainly result in a humanitarian crisis and that is exactly what we are seeing in Ukraine. We know that unless Putin understand...

Dominic Raab has defied Vladimir Putin’s recent claim that sanctions levelled against him and Russia are a declaration of war.

JK ROWLING has spoken out against the Gender Recognition Reform Bill in Scotland saying it "will harm the most vulnerable women in society".

ABERDEEN fans delivered a cheeky banner swipe as Rangers celebrated their 150th anniversary today.

IRN-BRU will no longer supply orders to Russia in the wake of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Labour’s deputy leader in Scotland has said it was "wrong" for the party to have been part of the Better Together alliance during the independence referendum.

TWO Scots helping to evacuate Ukrainians following Russia’s invasion were taken aback by a soldier’s surprising “Rangers or Celtic?” greeting.

A two-year pandemic, multiple Downing Street scandals - Armando Iannucci had a lot to discuss.

EURO 2028 is set to come to the UK & Ireland with the bid set to be unopposed, according to reports.

A Sky News team came under fire by Russian troops on Monday, with one camera operator taking two rounds to his body armour.

The 59-year-old pedestrian was left critically injured after the late night crash on Friday

The £32 million repairs will run from March 13 - May 8 with significant disruption expected

IT’S almost two years since our world changed, and Scotland was thrown by the pandemic into its first lockdown. We have all been changed by its impact. I remember… Scotland’s Memorial Garden, created through a Herald campaign, will mark how it ...

STEVEN Knight heard the story from his dad, who would have been eight years old at the time.

DESPITE the sunny title, there was a chill in the air at the start of The Holiday (Channel 5, Tuesday-Friday). No wonder. The setting for the tale was that circle of middle class hell known as the villa holiday with friends. A week in the Bates Motel...

Political Circus ANAS Sarwar included a lot of personal anecdotes in his speech to Scottish Labour conference yesterday. Like the time he came home knackered after campaigning to learn his six-year-old son had been asked to write an essay at school a...

IT’S NOT the debut that anyone would wish for when starting a new job, but when the head of Glasgow’s newly formed culture and leisure department took over her first day coincided with day one of a library strike.

POLITICIANS across the Scottish political divide have their say on the issues, challenges and opportunities facing Scotland and the UK's tansition away from fossil fuels as part of our Scotland's Future series.

By Ian McConnell

THE SNP Government has called on UK ministers to help usher in the “fastest possible managed and just transition away from dependence on oil and gas”.

ENGINEERING giant Weir Group was one of the first Scottish companies to make public its position over its operations in Russia this week.

Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson are “joined at the hip,” Keir Starmer is expected to tell delegates at the Scottish Labour conference.

By Scott Wright

There is no doubt that being part of the UK has been a problem for Scotland’s ambitions on climate change and energy.

Scottish footballers were long in demand in English football before a perception emerged down south that the game here was vastly inferior.

ALEX Salmond has called for new North Sea oil and gas licences to tally up funds for carbon capture projects and come with a “public share”.

DAVIE Martindale would like to say the lazy stereotypes and condescending views on Livingston do not bother him. The truth is, they do.

IF there were doubts about the depth and mental strength of the Edinburgh squad following their consecutive defeats by the Ospreys, Munster and Leinster, they were surely dispelled on Friday night when Mike Blair’s team ran in eight tries in a 56-8...

MAGNUS Bradbury claims he hasn’t seen the video clip which has been doing the rounds this week showing Finn Russell trotting back into position against France after chasing his own kick downfield with insufficient urgency for some pundits.

A RUN of five league wins came to a crunching end as Glasgow dominated most of the first half before sliding to a heavy defeat in a one-sided second half.