I'VE fallen in to a podcast rabbit hole.

NICOLA Sturgeon is under fire for going on a three-day visit to Denmark while bin strikes sweep Scotland and the cost-of-living crisis worsens.

It  been a busy week for Ohio natives The National.

Households could see their fuel bills cost more than their mortgage payments next year as energy prices escalate, experts have have warned.

Energy market regulator Ofgem has been warned they will be sued in a Scots-backed court action which could see fuel bills cost more than people's monthly mortgage payments next years as prices skyrocket.

THERE is a danger that people might become inured to the increasingly dire projections for energy prices, overall inflation and interest rates in the UK.

By Scott Wright

For the second year running, The Herald Digital Transformation Awards have recognised some of the best uses of technology by businesses and organisations in Scotland.

CLOUD computing company iomart has appointed a new chair.

NORTH sea gas company IOG saw its shares fall around 20 per cent after warning of production delays at three of its gas wells.

Independent Scottish law firm Morton Fraser is paying a record staff bonus and spending £1 million on new premises following a 40 per cent rise in net profits.

IT will surprise no-one to learn that I have never been in a Wimbledon men’s singles final on account that I am not very good at tennis.

A SPINOUT from the University of Glasgow has reported growing revenues and a multi-year deal with a drug discovery company headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

WHILE Nicola Sturgeon and her Government indulge themselves in public pronunciations on macro economics, I have experienced at first hand normal life in her Scotland.

For the second year running, The Herald Digital Transformation Awards have recognised some of the best uses of technology by businesses and organisations in Scotland.

“THERE’S a place for Frosty at the table, for sure”. This, from a source inside the now ostensibly unstoppable Liz Truss campaign for the Tory party’s leadership, comes as no surprise. Lord David Frost has very quickly become the darling of t...

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on cost of living August 26 2022

MARKS & Spencer’s ‘inclusive’ changing room policy has sparked a heated online campaign calling for a boycott of the high street giant amid accusations it does not value its female customers.

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EVERYONE has something that they’re really, really into. Some people like cars, or football, or yoga. I love the Scots language.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis has said a movement to refuse to pay energy bills is “growing”, as he called on the next Prime Minister to spend billions to solve the crisis.

Unions have already rejected a 5% wage increase

Charities, opposition politicians and trade unionists have warned of an anxious time for families acros the UK

The new office in the Danish capital Copenhagen is expected to increase visibility for Scotland across the region

The energy price cap will increase from October 1st

If you have tried and loved Wordle, Quordle should be your next go-to brain teaser.

Have you heard of the musical mindbender Heardle? Here are a few hints to get you started on the brainteaser.

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

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

Welcome to The Herald Digital Transformation Awards 2022. You join us live from the Radisson Blu Glasgow.

The family of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel have appealed to people to “do the right thing” and help find out “who took our baby away from us” as they paid tribute to her.

POLICE Scotland’s Chief Constable has promised that "appropriate action" will be taken against anyone who broke the law outside last week’s Tory leadership hustings in Perth.

The number of weekly Covid-19 deaths has dropped to a two-month low, the latest figures show.

CONCERNS are growing for Scotland’s largest bird of prey after a white-tailed eagle chick tested positive for avian flu.

SCIENTISTS who advised the UK Government on Covid have hit back at Rishi Sunak after he said they had too much power during the pandemic.

Cape Wrath was built by Robert Louis Stevenson and became automated in 1998, one of the last in Scotland to be modernised.

Brewers and farmers have raised the alarm over the availability of carbon dioxide after soaring energy prices forced a major producer to pause its operations.

UNIONS have agreed a further escalation of a bitter council pay dispute strikes hitting schools, nurseries and waste collection in 26 councils.

A busy Scottish street has been named in the top three "coolest streets in the world" in a Time Out survey.

ENERGY costs will hit £613 for January, and be “unaffordable for many” according to a grim new report from a well-respected think tank.

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry will hold public hearings following an investigation into residential accommodation for young offenders and other children next year.

A LEADING chef who has cooked for the Royal Family and held senior posts at some of the country’s most famous golf clubs has joined Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club.

NORTH Sea oil has returned to the heart of the independence debate after a leading think-tank said rising prices could see Scotland's public finances look their healthiest for more than a decade, just before Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a second ref...

RISHI Sunak has said the UK Government handed too much power to the members of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies during the Covid pandemic.

TWO of CalMac's ageing ferry fleet are out of action due to engine faults - causing a new wave of disruption to lifeline island ferry services.

Work has completed on an inclusive housing development in Kilwinning, bringing a diverse range of accommodation to the region.

NICOLA Sturgeon's plan to use the next general election as a ‘de facto’ referendum has left voters divided, according to a new poll.

Journalist Emily Maitlis has called out "Tory cronyism at the heart of the BBC" as she spoke about her own perceived impartiality while working for the BBC.

UNIONS say there has been no new offer after talks with deputy first minister John Swinney in a move to stop strikes that could shut schools and nurseries and further escalate bin collection stoppages to 21 council areas from tomorrow.

A CALL has been made for a freeze in rents in Scotland which have soared by up to 25% in a year raising new cost of living crisis concerns.