VAULT City Brewing, the Edinburgh-based sour beer producer, is opening a new bar today after a successful crowdfunding drive.

Developers will soon submit a new planning application for the construction of an 18-hole golf course at Coul Links. 

JAPAN's former prime minister Shinzo Abe has been shot during a campaign speech, national broadcasters reported.

Rapidly-expanding dental group Clyde Munro has teamed up with a major US equipment manufacturer to launch a new clinic and digital training academy in Perth.

IT would be difficult to overstate how demoralising it was to hear Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer rule out the UK rejoining the European single market if his party were to come to power.

PERSIMMON has reported that planning delays, supply-chain disruption and labour shortages meant it completed fewer homes than expected in the first half of the year.

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ONE would think a renowned Greek scholar might be alert to the dangers of hubris.

THE busiest person in the UK over the past few months was the one responsible for polishing the Downing Street lectern.

A man who authorities want to extradite to the US is set to go on trial accused of threatening two hospital medics.

International malting giant Boortmalt has officially opened the world’s largest kiln in Scotland to help meet growing demand across the global distilling and brewing markets.

The owner of Tennent’s Lager has reported an increase in sales but says it remains “vigilant” in monitoring inflation’s impact on both its cost base and customer demand.

A £1m restoration and preservation of the oldest house in Glasgow is due to get underway.

FINALLY, the Downing Street One realised that barricading himself inside the Cabinet Room and shouting to colleagues through the keyhole: “B*gger off. I’m not coming out!” was not sustainable.

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NEIL Mackay suggests that consideration should be given to prosecuting Boris Johnson for "misconduct in public office" ("After so many sins, it’s time to talk about prosecuting Boris Johnson", The Herald, July 7). To be clear, were I on a jury, hea...

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

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

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Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

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Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on PM's departure July 8 2022

IT is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, recognised as a symbol of Paris and France and also as an international symbol of love, but it seems all is not well at the Eiffel Tower.

TRNSMT 2022 is just around the corner as this year it returns to its prime summer spot.

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The crypto market is currently stuck in a contraction phase. But it will, almost assuredly, rebound, and crypto prices will race to new heights.

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Many popular baby food pouches are more sugary than Coca-Cola according to a survey by the British Dental Association (BDA).

Boris Johnson has officially resigned but will stay Prime Minister until the next Tory leader is elected.

IT began when two of the most senior members of his Government quit – but it took three days and 59 letters of resignations for the Prime Minister to finally admit defeat.

A business leader has called for the "political vacuum" to be filled as Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned from the office, triggering a Conservative leadership contest.

BORIS Johnson cannot understand where it all went wrong. Or rather, he does not care to.

BORIS Johnson has appointed a number of Tory MPs to the cabinet, in a bid to fill some of the gaps left by this week’s mass resignation of ministers.

BORIS Johnson has resigned as Prime Minister – admitting that “no-one is remotely indispensable”.

A RACE to replace Boris Johnson has already seen a number of eager contenders announce their interest in the top role.

A two-year-old boy and his grandparents have been named as the victims of a fatal car crash on the A9.

BORIS Johnson’s impending resignation from office will be met with “widespread relief”, Nicola Sturgeon has insisted.

FLYBE has announced a series of flight cancellations and timetable reductions amid aircraft supply difficulties.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe has revealed its full programme for its 75th-anniversary event.

BORIS Johnson’s plan to stay on as a “caretaker” Prime Minister until October has been blasted by his former ministers.

THE SNP staff member who was the victim of an “unwanted sexual advance” by MP Patrick Grady, says he is being threatened with disciplinary action by the party.

BORIS Johnson has finally given into extreme internal pressure and has reportedly agreed to quit as Prime Minister after a flurry a ministerial resignations.

BORIS Johnson’s Chancellor has pleaded with the Prime Minister to resign less than two days after being appointed head of the Treasury.

CALL off the search, the culprit has been found. In the best traditions of a Scooby-Doo final scene, the mask of duplicity can be torn off and the real villain of the hour revealed to be … Alastair Campbell.

Skyscanner co-founder Gareth Williams and Anna Lagerqvist Christopherson, co-founder of Edinburgh’s Boda Bar Group, have invested a six-figure sum in a Scottish start-up looking to capitalise on the growing trend for remote working.

I’ve never been on a protest, but I have been in a painting. Bear with me – I want to tell you why I admire the people who’ve been gluing themselves to art and doing go-slows on the motorway this week. I want to praise the disruptors.

THE phrase employed was perhaps a little over the top. But comments issued earlier this week by Mark Mulholland, a partner at Glasgow-based accountancy firm Wylie & Bisset, gave an insight into how employers are responding to the unfolding cost-of-li...