FORMER Rangers chairman Paul Murray has said that shareholders remain interested in a controversial bid to part-own the club by a firm fronted by an American businesswoman despite being sued over allegations surrounding the purchase.

Two of the greatest lifelong loves of the Queen were horses and dogs.

By Kathleen Nutt Political Correspondent

THE flux of party political life at Westminster and Holyrood has been stopped as the country mourns the passing of the Queen and sees the constitutional torch pass to Charles.

WHEN Aimee King noticed that her 18-month-old son Corey was quieter than usual on Christmas Day last year, she initially suspected that he was feeling "overwhelmed" by a recent house move and the day's festivities.

As the momentum of a Ukrainian counteroffensive mounts on various fronts, Foreign Editor David Pratt in Mykolaiv speaks with one soldier who has been facing off against the Russians since 2014

By Christine Lang

The Queen's coffin is set to travel more than 175 miles, leaving Balmoral before heading to Aberdeen and then south to Edinburgh.

Queen Elizabeth II's coffin will be transported from Balmoral to Edinburgh today. See the route.

Hints and answers for today's Wordle.

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

King Charles III is proclaimed at the Accession Council in the state apartments at St James’s Palace in London. He will also hold his first Privy Council ahead of an expected announcement confirming the length of national mourning.

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HEARD the story about the woman who sent her partner to buy a two bedroom flat in Glasgow and he came home with an uninhabitable, money pit of a villa in Dunoon?

BILLY Connolly once said that no people are more in love with the tartan and shortbread tin idea of Scotland than the Scots themselves.

THE plight of one of Scotland's oldest family businesses took centre stage at new Prime Minister Liz Truss’s first PMQs for a moment this week.

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Queen Elizabeth's funeral will take place on Monday, September 19 at Westminster Abbey in London, it has been confirmed.

A travel warning has been as Scots head towards the north and south east of the country.

The family of a nine-year-old boy who has not been seen since Friday are "very worried" about his wellbeing.

The abdication of Edward VIII in 1936 changed Princess Elizabeth’s life forever. Her father was suddenly King and from that moment his young 10-year-old daughter began to be groomed for the Crown - her destiny altered irrevocably.

A planned march has been prevented from taking place by officers amid fears a "counter-protest" could cause disruption.

King Charles III has been formally proclaimed monarch during an Accession Council ceremony televised for the first time.

Scottish Pop Idol star Darius Campbell Danesh died from “inhalation of chloroethane”, the Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed.

Alex Salmond will attend the Accession Council after a top official in his Alba Party called for an end to the monarchy in Scotland after the death of the Queen.

WHEN the Queen died on Thursday, our mum, who died aged 94 eight years ago, died all over again.

IT IS considered to be one of the highest honours for a company to receive a royal warrant and even more so to have three at the same time.

If you are struggling with your mental health, don’t be afraid to speak out. That is the message of two Scottish men from different walks of life this World Suicide Prevention Day.

Standing at the floor-to-ceiling windows at the corner apartment of the iconic David Stow building, Dr Thomas Bone relived some of his most memorable moments as he visited his former office.

Cineworld has said it is “business as usual” across the world’s second-largest chain of movie theatres after being granted access to a first tranche of financing in bankruptcy protection proceedings in the US.

IRELAND is far outpacing Scotland inthe number of pupils taking Higher French and German in their final state school exams despite similar sized student populations, according to an investigation by The Herald.

Your thoughts and decisions, how you work, how your children learn, what you read, what you watch, how you invest your money, how you get fit and even how you have sex are all being manipulated by the same techniques which make computer games addicti...

By Ian McConnell

EARLIER this week, England's newly appointed Health Secretary Thérèse Coffey said her immediate priorities to fix the ailing NHS were A, B, C, D: ambulances, backlog, care, doctors and dentists.

By Daniel Hough  

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By Stuart Callison

HOW do you report on such a momentous event as the death of a monarch, especially one who has reigned over us all for the last 70 years? That was the question we faced at The Herald yesterday.

WALKERS and cyclists exploring the Highlands are likely to find coffin roads featuring on their route alongside drovers’ tracks and other traditional rights of way. Perhaps the most popular track carrying this somewhat macabre designation is the si...

Denmark is almost as flat as the Netherlands and its capital city, Copenhagen, resembles Amsterdam with her abundant canals and bikes. For refreshingly, car is not king here. A third of Copenhageners cycle to work and the comparative lack of motor tr...

Physalis peruviana is one of our least known but tastiest late summer fruits. I always eagerly anticipate the clean, tangy and juicy berries hiding inside a pretty, papery, bell-like coating.

THE claim that Beautiful, the Carole King story, is a jukebox musical has been made even more times than Boris Johnson has likened himself to Roman statesman Cincinnatus.

NICHOLAS Ralph is telling a story about a hairy moment while filming the new series of All Creatures Great and Small.

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NOW, at the age of 63, Irvine Welsh has reached the time in his life when journalists – OK, this journalist – start bandying about the L word. Legacy, Irvine. Is it something you have started to think about?

The RHS ambassador recommends her favourites and gives additional tips on growing trees as hedges.

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Three writers test fresh Jamie recipes, to find out whether one-pot cooking really does make life easier.