HOUSE prices could plunge by as much as 15% amid fears of further interest rates continue to rise, leading economists have warned.

Homeless Project Scotland runs the soup kitchen under the Hielanman's Umbrella at Glasgow Central station three nights per week.

SCOTTISH Government-owned CalMac is forking out over £13,000 a week to customers over service failures as the nation's ferry fiasco deepens.

Profits at North Sea independent Serica Energy surged by 88-fold in the first half of the year as the company capitalised on high gas prices with a 41 per cent increase in production.

By Ian McConnell

SCOTTISH energy supplier SSE saw its shares slide more than seven per cent as it posted lower-than-expected renewables output.

By Scott Wright

DENTISTS have warned that even basic treatments such as repairing dentures will no longer be available to NHS patients from next week, amid cuts to funding.

Alison Rowat

IT is one of 100 piles which will be installed and is the first visible sign of progress on the new Govan to Partick bridge which will not only link two Glasgow communities but also provide greater access to employment.

A leading Scottish entrepreneurial network is looking to raise £75,000 to support the expansion of its latest round of international internships.

IS there any way back for NHS dentistry?

I HAVE never been one of those who thought we should have the guillotines ready for the rich. But perhaps I was wrong. The whining to which we have been subjected by sections of the very well-off in Scotland at the prospect of not getting a tax cut i...

Drones are being flown into Scotland’s 33,000-mile Victorian sewer network to check for faults in a UK first that eliminates the risks of putting workers underground.

Today the finalists in this year’s The Herald Top Employer Awards have been announced and amongst them are many outstanding examples of businesses where care for employees is embedded firmly into the culture of the organisation.

Never since the Howe Budget of the 1980s has there been such an impactful budget on income tax, specifically on Higher earners. The government strategy is to bank on a growth spike by putting money back into the pockets of consumers and in so doing,...

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Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on space mission September 28 2022

BACK in another millennium, I was a student at St Andrews University. It feels so long ago it could be the Middle Ages. Think the sinking of the Belgrano and you won’t be far wrong. In those days, it was a quiet, grey little town, clinging to the e...

Britain needs a Labour government. That’s quite a line for a Tory to write, but it’s true. All governments run their course. The Thatcher/Major years came to their natural end just as the Blair/Brown years came to theirs. And now, it is clear, th...

Glasgow and Liverpool have been picked as the final two from seven possible cities across the UK to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2023

The International Monetary Fund said Kwasi Kwarteng’s plans could increase inequality and called for him to ‘reevaluate’ his tax-cutting strategy

AS delegates from 40 European countries gathered in Poland to set the agenda for a brighter future for rural and island communities, the air was heavy with the tragedy of war in neighbouring Ukraine.

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

If you're not a fan of the hit games Wordle or Heardle then maybe try the movie spin-off Framed.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

The UK is set to experience some of the “heaviest rain and strongest winds” it has seen so far this autumn.

CALLS have been made for a criminal probe following the latest allegations that the awarding of the ferries fiasco contract to Ferguson Marine was rigged.

During the day the King and his wife will also host a reception at Edinburgh’s Palace of Holyroodhouse to celebrate British South Asian communities.

THE SNP’S local government minister has failed to rule out councils having more of their vital funding siphoned off to ensure net zero targets remain on track.

THE SCOTTISH Government’s clean energy strategy has been dealt a blow after research found that hydrogen will not have a major role in the future of heating homes across the UK.

US real estate business Adventurous Journeys (AJ) Capital Partners has acquired the Dornoch Hotel in Dornoch.

A KEY Rangers takeover figure who a judge ruled should not have been prosecuted in connection with club fraud allegations has appointed top King's Counsel (KC) in £8.7m malice claim against Scotland's senior law officer and police chief.

CHANCELLOR Kwasi Kwarteng has insisted he is “confident” his tax-cutting policy is the right way forward despite his mini-budget sending the pound plummeting.

A HOTEL voted as the “best B&B on the North Coast 500” tourist route has been put up for sale.

The BBC has confirmed that two cities remain in competition to host the Eurovision Song Contest next year.

Chambers Street was locked down off by police.

Mr Parsons was on a charity ride from his home in Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, to Fort William, Highlands, when he went missing in 2017.

MSPs are to put the failure of Scotland' ferry services under new scrutiny as as CalMac cancellations hit 7,000 in six months.

Hundreds of mortgage deals have vanished from the market as a fall in the value of the value of the pound led to forecast of highter interest rates.

MINISTERS have insisted "chasing and killing a mammal with a dog, for sport or otherwise, has no place in modern Scotland" as they gave their initial response to a report by MSPs examining plans to overhaul the country's fox hunting law.

Irn-Bru maker AG Barr has warned margins will be hit in the second half as it feels the impact of faltering consumer confidence and sustained pressure on costs.

A leading Scottish entrepreneurial network is looking to raise £75,000 to support the expansion of its latest round of international internships.

THE energy industry regulator has said that ScottishPower is one of three energy suppliers with "severe" weaknesses in helping customers struggling to pay bills.

WAITING time performance in Scotland’s A&E units has rebounded after a record low, but more than a third of patients still waited too long for treatment last week.

Scottish universities are facing fresh strike threats in a dispute over pay.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said he has “concerns” over the latest allegations that the awarding of the ferries fiasco contract to Ferguson Marine was rigged and has promised a re-examination.

The jaw-dropping aurora borealis display happened in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

A SCOTTISH energy services business has fallen into administration amid rising debts in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

An update on the Eurovision Song Contest host city shortlist is expected later today, according to the BBC.