DO we trust BrewDog to save the planet? That’s the question I find myself asking as the publicity ramps up for their planting of a million trees at Kinrara estate this summer.

Staff at a college “personally benefited” from the use of its materials and lecturing time to “build, model and repair” their homes and other properties, according to startling claims set out in a leaked report.

By Scott Wright

RANGERS' new matchday caterer has promised to provide "fan favourites and embrace the history and heritage of the club" as its "innovative" food and drink deal is unveiled.

A COMMISSION set up to protect human rights in Scotland has insisted that plans to speed up the process for trans people to have their gender recognised will have no impact on single sex spaces.

NEW homes in what is described as a landmark development are being launched with the first owners set to move in by early 2023.

WITH strikes breaking out all over the UK, comparisons to the 1970s have been made liberally and often.

By Ian McConnell

A LEADING professor has questioned the credibility of a report which has called for a dedicated site to address Scotland’s slave history saying its steering committee lacked a professional historian and that its chairman contravened the committee�...

Land is long term; policymaking needs to be careful and thoughtful.

More than 80 per cent of UK medical certificates recording stillbirths contain errors, research reveals.

ALCOHOL consumption in Scotland remains too high, amid calls to increase the minimum unit price.

YOU invite opinions from readers on Scottish independence ("Bring on debate on Scotland’s future", The Herald, June 18). My view is that thanks to being part of the world's fifth-largest economy we are better off in the 300-year-old Union.

MAGGIE, Maggie, Maggie! Out! Out! Out! How I miss the good old days. Thatcher was the perfect foil for any self-respecting student of a socialist slant. The deranged eyes, the condescending robotic voice, the handbag, the uptight hairdo. Or was that ...

A “life changing” procedure for one of the most common heart complaints will now be available in Scotland after a 10-year battle by doctors to see it funded by the NHS.

SIGNS of left-wing resurgence are everywhere: in the summer of strikes and the rediscovered power of trade unions; in the weekend’s French elections which saw a revivified left hobble centrist president Emmanuel Macron; in the success of American A...

Eilidh Barbour knows what it feels like to be in a minority. As the lead presenter for BBC’s golf coverage and a familiar face as a football pundit, she’s often the only woman amongst a line-up of men.

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

Wordle's tougher and more challenging cousin, Quordle is a daily headscratcher. Here are some tips to help you crack the puzzle and the answer when you give up!

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

Move over Wordle, you can now shake things up with its music spin-off Heardle.

WITH Covid tests, it turns out there’s “positive” and then there’s “POSITIVE”. If a test could speak, the one in front of me would be bellowing. The thick maroon line on my husband’s test looked like it had been scrawled on with a Sharp...

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on PM's sinus surgery June 21 2022

THE SNP put a lot of effort into taking control of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities and succeeded. Weeks of wheeler-dealing and offers of favour to the unwary did the trick and delivered the key posts to loyal supporters of the Scottish G...

Relatively speaking

By Kathleen Nutt

The body of the 21-year-old man was discovered at an address on Marengo Road

Significant disruption across Scotland’s rail network has begun as workers at Network Rail take strike action this week.

THE cost-of-living crisis, lure of overseas holidays, and Scotland’s inability to compete on the world stage on price and value for money are hammering the country’s tourism prospects.

Ian Blackford is today under pressure over backing Patrick Grady after another of the party's MPs has apologised for jumping to the disgraced MP's defence.

A luxury agency has opened its third travel boutique in the north of Scotland as part of its plans for growth.

Construction of the 349-bedroom hotel is due to start 'imminently'

Downing Street has admitted there were conversations between Number 10 and The Times, after the newspaper dropped a report that claimed Boris Johnson tried to appoint his now wife to a Government role when he was Foreign Secretary.

A STRATEGY is being drawn up to restore nature after Government officials pointed to evidence revealing a “dramatic declines in its biodiversity” across Scotland.

Shelling and air strikes in Ukraine's eastern Luhansk region have intensified, according to local officials.

Sailor’s Heart

JOANNA Cherry has said the SNP needs to "reflect" on how it treats members and politicians who breach party rules.

A Scottish council has unveiled a £5 million support package to help local people with the cost-of-living crisis.

RANGERS fans have been promised a new food and drink range under a new deal announced today.

A man has died after being found injured in a house on Orkney on Sunday.

Channel 4 has been accused of letting people who use subtitles down after its programmes were the worst affected by an “unprecedented” issue.

A GLASGOW-based pharmacy group has expanded its presence in the east of Scotland after a flurry of acquisitions.

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A new residential development, neighbouring one of Glasgow Southside's most iconic buildings, has come on to the market.

A “clever legal wheeze” to try and push through a vote on Scottish independence without the UK Government’s agreement is doomed to failure, according to a world-renowned referendum expert.

Scots living in three more council areas are now able to apply for a new benefit ahead of its full launch in August.

A health expert has said that "Omicron is not finished with us yet" as Covid-19 cases begin to rise again.

George Orwell's classic Animal Farm is to be translated into Scots for the first time.

THE UK government has won the right to appeal against an SNP MP’s long running bid to force the disclosure of publicly-funded polling on the state of the union.

HERE is one for practitioners of modern political etiquette. How soon is too soon to ask a senior political figure about an embarrassing leak of the audio kind?